I read the View Deriver documentation and delightfully found that
Pyramid has some HTTP caching options I didn't know were there: the
'http_cache' arg to 'add_view_config', and 'response.expires' and
'response.cache_control'. That will save me from having to set
Cache-Control manually in a few view
You can place a view deriver before the view is rendered by the current
renderer. Unless you are returning a Response object directly from your view,
you’d get the dictionary.
For example, here are the default view derivers that Pyramid includes:
https://github.com/Pylons/pyramid/blob/master/py
I’m trying to build a Pyramid equivalent to flask-apispec. I’d like to attach
a schema to a view (marshmallow is the schema library I’m using) to validate
the return value of the view and marshal it into something more readily JSON
serializable.
My first thought was to use a view deriver, but
