How to use _on_request method in responses

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mixin.py

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...51 user = json.loads(txt)52 else:53 user = None54 callback(user)55def _on_request(self, callback, response):56 if response.error:57 logging.warning('Error response %s fetching %s', response.error,58 response.request.url)59 callback(None)60 return61 callback(response.body)62class DoubanMixin(tornado.auth.OAuthMixin):63 _OAUTH_REQUEST_TOKEN_URL = 'http:/​/​www.douban.com/​service/​auth/​request_token'64 _OAUTH_ACCESS_TOKEN_URL = 'http:/​/​www.douban.com/​service/​auth/​access_token'65 _OAUTH_AUTHORIZE_URL = 'http:/​/​www.douban.com/​service/​auth/​authorize'66 _OAUTH_VERSION = '1.0'67 _OAUTH_NO_CALLBACKS = False68 _on_request = _on_request69 callback_url = callback_url...

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webserver.py

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...134 # Recognized by SocketServer.135 self._server.timeout = 10136 self._on_request = None137 def _OnRequest(self, request, responder):138 self._on_request(responder)139 self._on_request = None140 def Respond(self, on_request):141 """Blocks until request comes in, then calls given handler function.142 Args:143 on_request: Function that handles the request. Invoked with single144 parameter, an instance of Responder.145 """146 if self._on_request:147 raise RuntimeError('Must handle 1 request at a time.')148 self._on_request = on_request149 while self._on_request:150 # Don't use handle_one_request, because it won't work with the timeout.151 self._server.handle_request()152 def RespondWithContent(self, content):...

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test_outgoing_http.py

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...6from urllib3.util import Retry7from zerver.lib.outgoing_http import OutgoingSession8from zerver.lib.test_classes import ZulipTestCase9class RequestMockWithProxySupport(responses.RequestsMock):10 def _on_request(11 self,12 adapter: requests.adapters.HTTPAdapter,13 request: requests.PreparedRequest,14 **kwargs: Any,15 ) -> requests.Response:16 if "proxies" in kwargs and request.url:17 proxy_uri = requests.utils.select_proxy(request.url, kwargs["proxies"])18 if proxy_uri is not None:19 request = requests.Request(20 method="GET",21 url=f"{proxy_uri}/​",22 headers=adapter.proxy_headers(proxy_uri),23 ).prepare()24 return super()._on_request( # type: ignore[misc] # This is an undocumented internal API25 adapter,26 request,27 **kwargs,28 )29class RequestMockWithTimeoutAsHeader(responses.RequestsMock):30 def _on_request(31 self,32 adapter: requests.adapters.HTTPAdapter,33 request: requests.PreparedRequest,34 **kwargs: Any,35 ) -> requests.Response:36 if kwargs.get("timeout") is not None:37 request.headers["X-Timeout"] = kwargs["timeout"]38 return super()._on_request( # type: ignore[misc] # This is an undocumented internal API39 adapter,40 request,41 **kwargs,42 )43class TestOutgoingHttp(ZulipTestCase):44 def test_headers(self) -> None:45 with RequestMockWithProxySupport() as mock_requests:46 mock_requests.add(responses.GET, "http:/​/​example.com/​")47 OutgoingSession(role="testing", timeout=1, headers={"X-Foo": "bar"}).get(48 "http:/​/​example.com/​"49 )50 self.assert_length(mock_requests.calls, 1)51 headers = mock_requests.calls[0].request.headers52 # We don't see a proxy header with no proxy set...

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test_webhook.py

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...44def test_handler_not_called_with_different_event(mocked_req, webhook):45 mocked_req.headers['X-Github-Event'] = "pull_request"46 handler = mock.Mock()47 webhook.hook()(handler)48 webhook._on_request()49 handler.assert_not_called()50def test_handler_called_with_valid_event(mocked_req, webhook):51 handler = mock.Mock()52 webhook.hook()(handler)53 webhook._on_request()54 handler.assert_called_once()55def test_multiple_handlers(mocked_req, webhook):56 handlers = []57 for _ in range(10):58 handler = mock.Mock()59 webhook.hook()(handler)60 handlers.append(handler)61 webhook._on_request()62 for handler in handlers:63 handler.assert_called_once()64def _assert_request_fails(hook, err_msg):65 with pytest.raises(werkzeug.exceptions.BadRequest) as excpt:66 hook._on_request()...

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