and output operation • Support integration into existing web services, currently supports Flask, Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework • Support for asyncio and coroutine • Support integration with Flask, Tornado, Django, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) web frameworks. The integration methods of those web frameworks are as follows: Tornado Flask Django aiohttp FastAPI/Starlette application. Django Use pywebio.platform.django.webio_view() to get the view function for running PyWebIO applications in Django: # urls.py from django.urls import path from pywebio.platform.django import

and output operation • Support integration into existing web services, currently supports Flask, Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework • Support for asyncio and coroutine • Support integration with Flask, Tornado, Django, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) web frameworks. The integration methods of those web frameworks are as follows: Tornado Flask Django aiohttp FastAPI/Starlette application. Django Use pywebio.platform.django.webio_view() to get the view function for running PyWebIO applications in Django: # urls.py from django.urls import path from pywebio.platform.django import

and output operation • Support integration into existing web services, currently supports Flask, Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework • Support for asyncio and coroutine • Support integration with Flask, Tornado, Django, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) web frameworks. The integration methods of those web frameworks are as follows: Tornado Flask Django aiohttp FastAPI/Starlette application. Django Use pywebio.platform.django.webio_view() to get the view function for running PyWebIO applications in Django: # urls.py from django.urls import path from pywebio.platform.django import

and output operation • Support integration into existing web services, currently supports Flask, Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework • Support for asyncio and coroutine • Support integration with Flask, Tornado, Django, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) web frameworks. The integration methods of those web frameworks are as follows: Tornado Flask Django aiohttp FastAPI/Starlette application. Django Use pywebio.platform.django.webio_view() to get the view function for running PyWebIO applications in Django: # urls.py from django.urls import path from pywebio.platform.django import

and output operation • Support integration into existing web services, currently supports Flask, Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework • Support for asyncio and coroutine • Support (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp' , 'starlette'. • protocol (str): The communication protocol between PyWebIO server HTTPServerRequest – When using Flask, request is instance of flask.Request – When using Django, request is instance of django.http.HttpRequest – When using aiohttp, request is instance of aiohttp.web.BaseRequest

and output operation • Support integration into existing web services, currently supports Flask, Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework • Support for asyncio and coroutine • Support (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp' , 'starlette'. • protocol (str): The communication protocol between PyWebIO server HTTPServerRequest – When using Flask, request is instance of flask.Request – When using Django, request is instance of django.http.HttpRequest – When using aiohttp, request is instance of aiohttp.web.BaseRequest

and output operation • Support integration into existing web services, currently supports Flask, Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework • Support for asyncio and coroutine • Support (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp' , 'starlette'. • protocol (str): The communication protocol between PyWebIO server HTTPServerRequest – When using Flask, request is instance of flask.Request – When using Django, request is instance of django.http.HttpRequest – When using aiohttp, request is instance of aiohttp.web.BaseRequest

and output operation • Support integration into existing web services, currently supports Flask, Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework • Support for asyncio and coroutine • Support (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp' , 'starlette'. • protocol (str): The communication protocol between PyWebIO server HTTPServerRequest – When using Flask, request is instance of flask.Request – When using Django, request is instance of django.http.HttpRequest – When using aiohttp, request is instance of aiohttp.web.BaseRequest

and output operation • Support integration into existing web services, currently supports Flask, Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework • Support for asyncio and coroutine • Support (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp' , 'starlette'. • protocol (str): The communication protocol between PyWebIO server HTTPServerRequest – When using Flask, request is instance of flask.Request – When using Django, request is instance of django.http.HttpRequest – When using aiohttp, request is instance of aiohttp.web.BaseRequest

and output operation • Support integration into existing web services, currently supports Flask, Django, Tornado, aiohttp and FastAPI(Starlette) framework • Support for asyncio and coroutine • Support (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp' , 'starlette'. • protocol (str): The communication protocol between PyWebIO server HTTPServerRequest – When using Flask, request is instance of flask.Request – When using Django, request is instance of django.http.HttpRequest – When using aiohttp, request is instance of aiohttp.web.BaseRequest