What is the correct way to pass an HttpRequest to Tornado so that Django will correctly accept the QueryDict?

Question

Tornado

You need to correctly send an asynchronous POST request to django so that it correctly receives the data. So far, it gives me a QueryDict object:
Part of the code in tornado

http_client = httpclient.AsyncHTTPClient()
        url = "http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/v0/thread/add/"
        headers = {'Authorization': 'JWT ' + self.token}
        context = {'thread':self.thread, 'message':self.message}
        body = json.dumps(context)
        print(body)
        request = http_client.fetch(request=url, method="POST", headers=headers, body=context)

In django I try to catch a request via request.data or request.post but I get:

<QueryDict: {'{"thread": 1, "message": "09up9"}': ['']}>

And you need:
{"thread": 1, "message": "09up9"}

Answer 1

From Tornado, the request was sent correctly. It's just that Django accepts the request body this way. With QueryDict, you can perform all the same operations that you perform with a regular dictionary. Optionally, you can cast it to a regular dictionary -d = query_dict.dict()