flask-restful-swagger | A Swagger spec extractor | REST library
kandi X-RAY | flask-restful-swagger Summary
kandi X-RAY | flask-restful-swagger Summary
flask-restful-swagger is a wrapper for flask-restful which enables swagger support. In essence, you just need to wrap the Api instance and add a few python decorators to get full swagger support.
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- Creates a new Swagger request object .
- Flash an API setup handler
- Creates a Swagger operation .
- Invoked when OWS access is found .
- Creates a new SWagger resource .
- Swagger class
- Swagger API class
- Initialize Oauth authentication
- Removes an array of path segments .
- Creates a new Swagger model .
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QUESTION
Recently I'm implementing WebSocket support in my Flask app.
Setup looks as follow: 1. Python 2.7 2. Flask + Flask-SocketIo 3. SocketIO (Client side) 4. NGINX as proxy 5. uWSGI 2.0.13 + it's WebSocket with Gevent (Monkey-patched)
I've manage to enable socket connection but I'm struggling on synchronization of emits between UWSGI Workers, single mule especially.
I have dedicated UWSGI mule to monit some stuff and reports the state every 30 secs, broadcasting it to connected clients. If I allow my task to run on any available worker (not only mule dedicated) emit reaches only to client that was previously server by exact same process e.g: Client request was served by Worker #6 with (400 PID) and established Socket connection. Later one mule task was served by very the same Worker so client received the Emit) If any other worker processed that task, emit is not cached by Client.
With single worker mode everything works fine, but that is obviously not acceptable solution.
Here is some tech details: uwsgi.ini
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-08 at 21:42it seems to be a problem with redis
have you installed and started it ?
run
redis-cli -h localhost -p 6379
to make sure flask-socketIO can connect to it
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How can I get the function of a parent class (as opposed to the unbound method)? In the example below, I would like to get the function and the doc string of the parent class. We have a list of methods (post, get) and there should be a matching function name within either the parent or child class. We need to get the function object and see its attributes. For the child class, this is easy, but I don't see how to do it for the parent class.
I've simplified the example below, but in our more complex case, we have a large flask app that we rewrote to use a common set of base/parent classes (with decorated functions). Our third party library uses __dict__.get
to generate swagger documentation.
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Answered 2017-Mar-21 at 03:59You can use the class __mro__
magic method:
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