This should be approximately as high priority as the "backend" (Python) client and the server proxy set-up.
Note it'll require some tweaking of the interface, e.g. remote_addr will simply be the IP of the JS client API request (easy), but also we won't be able to log the session key assigned by the actual application server, rather we'll want to apply our own parallel session management (key assigned by Omnispective API server), and we won't know what POST params (if any) were used in the request, etc.
This should be approximately as high priority as the "backend" (Python) client and the server proxy set-up.
Note it'll require some tweaking of the interface, e.g. remote_addr will simply be the IP of the JS client API request (easy), but also we won't be able to log the session key assigned by the actual application server, rather we'll want to apply our own parallel session management (key assigned by Omnispective API server), and we won't know what POST params (if any) were used in the request, etc.