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I am running a gunicorn server with 1 eventlet worker through which I communicate with the FE via websockets. However, I also need to listen to an external pod running some code that will emit a redis ...
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Note: There is a discussion at GitHub but nothing was concluded. I am getting error - "Server.emit() got an unexpected keyword argument 'broadcast'" after python update from 3.8 to 3.11 in ...
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In trying to reproduce errors from a larger project I have created a server using python's aiohttp and the following python-socketio (v5.12.0) namespace: class MyNamespace(AsyncNamespace): ...
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I am trying to connect a revpi to a windows pc to exchange input events using websockets. The server(revpi) looks as such: @app.route('/init', methods=['GET']) def initialize(): rpi.io.O_Unlock....
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I have a FastAPI application. When the user enters a room id on frontend then a dedicated worker thread is started for each room that emits the time every second to the frontend. Apart from emit event ...
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After updating my FastAPI version to fastapi[standard] to use fastapi-cli I got an error regarding sockets. I searched all the threads but couldn't find a solution. Could someone help me please? # my ...
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I recently added sockets to my application, and since then the reload no longer works but gets stuck in the 'Shutting down' status Here is a screenshot of the logs in the application. Capture logs ...
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I have server like: main.py import socketio from fastapi import FastAPI app = FastAPI() sio = socketio.AsyncServer(async_mode="asgi", cors_allowed_origins="*") sio_app = socketio....
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Q: I have a flask server application by flask-socketio, it is : from flask import Flask from flask_socketio import SocketIO app = Flask(__name__) # CORS(app, supports_credentials=True) app.config['...
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I'm testing the Flask-SocketIO package. My config is: Server: Synology NAS DS218J (unix) on local network, running the basic example over Python 3.9.14. Python script running on server: from flask ...
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I've got a python backend with python-socketio as server. I have a react application which can connect to it just fine. However, my python client app always raises a 'connectionError'. I need some ...
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My problem 🥲 I have a Flask app that I recently separated into blueprints as it grew in size. All of the app migrated well except for one thing - socketio. My goal is to have a socketio background ...
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I'm working on a Python proxy server that needs to receive TLS Client Hello data from a browser and forward it to the target server. However, I've noticed that the Client Hello packet sent by my proxy ...
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I have this small snippet which I intend to have function as a server, I have managed to get the socket to connect to the client but cannot send data due to errors. import asyncio import json import ...
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I have this docker application running several containers. One of these containers is a Python application that can handle both socket io requests and normal HTTP requests. Django's ASGI handles HTTP/...
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