picohttp

picohttp is a Python library. picohttp has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. However picohttp build file is not available. You can install using 'pip install picohttp' or download it from GitHub, PyPI.

This is an HTTP 1.0 server framework that is useful for supporting applications where the behavior is constrained and relatively simple. An application can define a server that listens for HTTP requests on a designated port, parses the request, and passes the request to a handler that is implemented by the application. The request handler can access the parsed elements of the request and pass elements to the response. When the handler returns, the server builds the HTTP response and sends it to the client. The TCP connection from a client is closed after the response is sent. Persistent HTTP 1.1 connections are not supported. Every request is handled in a separate thread unless the server is instantiated with threads=False. The server will start immediately unless it is instantiated with start=False, in which case the start() function must be called. When the server starts it will block indefinitely unless it is instantiated with block=False. The server does not attempt to validate any of the elements of the request or response, it just passes them to and from the request handler. Any method, header, or status code may be used whether it is valid or not. It is the responsibility of the request handler to perform any validation that may be required. The server does require a valid Content-Length header if there is data present in the body of the request, otherwise the data will be ignored. If the request handler does not assign a value to the response status code, it is assumed to be 200. A Content-Length header is automatically added in the response to indicate the length of the response data.