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I noticed an unusual behavior of HUG when sending data to the server through a requests.post() in AWS environment:
- I create the body of the message by defining a dict that contains three lists of strings;
my_params = {'ips': ['3.4.5.6'], 'nums_a': ['7', '8', '9', '10'], 'nums_b': ['11', '12', '13']}
- the structure is then sent to the server which performs some operations on the three lists of data;
requests.post("http://" + server_ip + ":8001/start_service",
my_params).json()`
- if the lists in the body contain more than one value, everything works smoothly;
@hug.post('/start_nmap_service')
def start_service(body):
print(body["nums_a"])
--> ['7', '8', '9', '10']
- if a list contains only one string value, the method receiving the request gets a string, not a list containing a string.
@hug.post('/start_nmap_service')
def start_service(body):
print(body["ips"])
--> '3.4.5.6'
This behaviour does not occur if the same code is executed locally using docker-compose.
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