Python-Flask-Web | 利用flask进行echarts/pyecharts,Web程序开发,机器学习模型部署
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- Show mypyecharts
- Return a Bar object
- Return a pie object
- Return a Line object
- Return a list of city maps
- Execute SQL query
- Return connection to mysql database
- Render the echarts 3 page
- Retrieve the iris_data
- Render the chart
- Get data from the database
- Return the data as a JSON string
- Read the PVUV data
- Download PDF file
- Generate excel file
- Predictations for a loan
- Shortcut for HTTP 400 Bad Request
- Add a new user
- Insert or update or update data
- Build and train the pipeline
- Fit the model to the given dataframe
- Get weather information
- Show user info
- Show all users
- Insert or update data into database
- Calculates the average term from a dataframe
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After running Flask for a few days as a live webserver, I learned this is not a smart thing to do: after some hours of inactivity the server died, even when I used the most simple setup (one page, no python code). Googling around I found out that Flask is not meant to be used as production server and a good practice is to combine it with e.g. Nginx and uWSGI. So I followed this guide and it seems to be running well. But now I have no clue how to restart, refresh or reload whatever it takes to publish te stuff I add to the content or to the python code. In stead of the Flask server, which reloads automatically after a file is saved (when in debug mode) I now have three engines running. Restarting nginx in terminal does not work, I've already tried that.
Please can somebody help this noob out?
TIA!!
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Answered 2018-Jun-11 at 09:59uwsgi is the part that hosts your application and so it is the part that needs to be restarted if the application changes.
For auto-reload, you could try this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/41529718/187292
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You can use Python-Flask-Web like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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