, with the node-fetch library.
The important thing about this library is that it does not set a
Content-Length header and instead chunks the file, giving us a
"Transfer-Encoding: chunked" header.
It seems to me that Django cannot handle this and simply reads the
wsgi.input as blank.
I guess the easiest thing to do is just look at the code myself.
For those interested, no it is not set. Other than Content-type, no
headers are set explicitly, which is completely fair.
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plz can u tell me how can i use a scanf statment like in c to get the
inputs from user as in Python.
i question is that by what statment we can give user an option of
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Hi,
Does the HttpResponse object set its own content-length header ? (e.g.
the size of the template after it has been loaded). If not, how come?
- Martin
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