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python-socketio and Quart ("Asynchronous Flask") #209

Closed a137x closed 6 years ago

a137x commented 6 years ago

Good day @miguelgrinberg Please advise how to use python-socketio with Quart I tried to marry them with no luck. Then I raised an issue in Quart project and was advised to find support here.

Best regards, Andrew

a137x commented 6 years ago

Duplicated to #208

miguelgrinberg commented 6 years ago

Quart is not supported. The only supported asyncio frameworks at this time are aiohttp, Sanic and tornado.

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xpierroz commented 3 years ago

Hey, what can I use for quart if we can't use SocketIO

miguelgrinberg commented 3 years ago

The information above is outdated. These days python-socketio supports ASGI, so you can integrate it with Quart just fine.

xpierroz commented 3 years ago

Hey,

Thanks, so I can just use it like it’s Flask, or I need to update something?

miguelgrinberg commented 3 years ago

@ICExFS what do you mean, just like it's Flask? If you are wondering about Flask-SocketIO, then the answer is no, that is an extension for Flask, and it does not work with Quart.

What I meant is that python-socketio can coexist with another ASGI application. Take a look at the asgi examples. The ASGIApp class takes an optional argument for your main ASGI app, and then it can route traffic between the Socket.IO and HTTP sides.

xpierroz commented 3 years ago

Ah, I through we were speaking about Flask-SocketIO, my bad. Thanks

jmarshall9120 commented 2 years ago

It looks to me like the Flask-SocketIO is deeply interwoven with eventlet, where as Quart uses the native asyncio library in python. Due to this underlying conflict of dependencies I think you'll have to use something like WebSocket.

miguelgrinberg commented 2 years ago

@jmarshall9120 This thread is for python-socketio, nothing to do with Flask. Support for ASGI has been implemented long ago, and it can be used with FastAPI, Quart and other ASGI frameworks.

jmarshall9120 commented 2 years ago

@miguelgrinberg - this topic is the top search result on google for a "quart socketio" search. The gist is that flask-socketio doesn't work. The fact the last poster mentioned Flask-Socketio doesn't help, so I stated the current dependency difference. Its starting to look like to me that socketio does too much "server" stuff to really be useful with quart, instead serving as an alternative.