choose other start_server() functions in this module. You might want to set some web page related configuration (such as SEO information, js and css injection) for your PyWebIO application, pywebio.config() mdcontent. The number of the whitespace to remove will be decided cleverly. • options (dict) – Configuration when parsing Markdown. PyWebIO uses marked library to parse Markdown, the parse options see: https://marked pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current page. • output_animation (bool): Whether to enable output

choose other start_server() functions in this module. You might want to set some web page related configuration (such as SEO information, js and css injection) for your PyWebIO application, pywebio.config() mdcontent. The number of the whitespace to remove will be decided cleverly. • options (dict) – Configuration when parsing Markdown. PyWebIO uses marked library to parse Markdown, the parse options see: https://marked pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current page. • output_animation (bool): Whether to enable output

choose other start_server() functions in this module. You might want to set some web page related configuration (such as SEO information, js and css injection) for your PyWebIO application, pywebio.config() mdcontent. The number of the whitespace to remove will be decided cleverly. • options (dict) – Configuration when parsing Markdown. PyWebIO uses marked library to parse Markdown, the parse options see: https://marked pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current page. • output_animation (bool): Whether to enable output

choose other start_server() functions in this module. You might want to set some web page related configuration (such as SEO information, js and css injection) for your PyWebIO application, pywebio.config() mdcontent. The number of the whitespace to remove will be decided cleverly. • options (dict) – Configuration when parsing Markdown. PyWebIO uses marked library to parse Markdown, the parse options see: https://marked pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current page. • output_animation (bool): Whether to enable output

configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. 22 Chapter 4. Documentation PyWebIO, Release 1.2.3 Flask One route need to be added to communicate configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources Whether to remove the whitespace at the beginning of each line of mdcontent • options (dict) – Configuration when parsing Markdown. PyWebIO uses marked library to parse Markdown, the parse options see: https://marked

configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. 22 Chapter 4. Documentation PyWebIO, Release 1.2.2 Flask One route need to be added to communicate configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources Whether to remove the whitespace at the beginning of each line of mdcontent • options (dict) – Configuration when parsing Markdown. PyWebIO uses marked library to parse Markdown, the parse options see: https://marked

configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Flask Use pywebio.platform.flask.webio_view() to get the view function for running PyWebIO configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. FastAPI/Starlette Use pywebio.platform.fastapi.webio_routes() to get the FastAPI/Starlette configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Deployment in production In your production system, you may want to deploy the web applications

configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Flask Use pywebio.platform.flask.webio_view() to get the view function for running PyWebIO configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. FastAPI/Starlette Use pywebio.platform.fastapi.webio_routes() to get the FastAPI/Starlette configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Deployment in production In your production system, you may want to deploy the web applications

configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Flask Use pywebio.platform.flask.webio_view() to get the view function for running PyWebIO configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. FastAPI/Starlette Use pywebio.platform.fastapi.webio_routes() to get the FastAPI/Starlette configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Deployment in production In your production system, you may want to deploy the web applications

configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Flask Use pywebio.platform.flask.webio_view() to get the view function for running PyWebIO configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. FastAPI/Starlette Use pywebio.platform.fastapi.webio_routes() to get the FastAPI/Starlette configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Deployment in production In your production system, you may want to deploy the web applications