nmz787
commented
3 years ago the lack of indentation makes your code snippet basically illegible
Open buddyroo30 opened 4 years ago
nmz787
commented
3 years ago the lack of indentation makes your code snippet basically illegible
I'm trying to create a reverse proxy in Python, and got it working for the normal HTTP traffic, but can't figure out how to proxy web sockets. I was hoping flask_sockets could do this, but I can't figure out how to do it. Is it possible, and how would you do that? I tried to do like this, e.g. (using, in addition, websocket):
@sockets.route('/2/') @sockets.route('/2/')
def proxy_socket(ws_in):
path = ws_in.environ['QUERY_STRING']
message = ws_in.receive()
ws_path = f'{SITE_NAME2_WS}{path}'
ws = create_connection(ws_path)
ws.send(message)
result = ws.recv()
while not ws.closed:
ws_in.send(result)
ws.close()
But this didn't work, I'm able to read messages sent on ws_in, but it fails to connect and send them to the backend. Anyway, if you have any guidance on how to proxy websockets in Python, I'd appreciate it. Thanks.