Support talking to legacy JSON-RPC 1.0 servers #14
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This should support any types of error responses, including:
- `{..., "error": {"code": -42, "message": "spam"}}`,
- `{..., "error": {"reason": "spam"}}`,
- `{..., "error": {"what_happened": "spam"}}`,
- or even `{..., "error": "spam"}}`
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I've needed to talk to legacy JSON-RPC 1.0 server and found that there's no library on PyPi that could readily do it.
KeyErrorexception (see issue 1.0 Specification error field #13);paramsare mandatory, even if empty (see this commit in alanbriolat/jsonrpclib fork).Here are quick fixes, which I hope could be merged. Error handling modifications should not affect working with any compliant 1.1+ server, but only more eagerly accept possible 1.0 oddities.
Thanks.