an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Deployment in production In your production system, you may want to deploy the web applications with some WSGI/ASGI servers such as uWSGI, Gunicorn (str): Device model. such as ‘iPhone’ • user_language (str): Language used by the user’s operating system. (e.g., 'zh-CN') • server_host (str): PyWebIO server host, including domain and port, the port can auto_open_webbrowser (bool) – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • reconnect_timeout (int) – The client can reconnect to server within reconnect_timeout

an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Deployment in production In your production system, you may want to deploy the web applications with some WSGI/ASGI servers such as uWSGI, Gunicorn (str): Device model. such as ‘iPhone’ • user_language (str): Language used by the user’s operating system. (e.g., 'zh-CN') • server_host (str): PyWebIO server host, including domain and port, the port can auto_open_webbrowser (bool) – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • reconnect_timeout (int) – The client can reconnect to server within reconnect_timeout

an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Deployment in production In your production system, you may want to deploy the web applications with some WSGI/ASGI servers such as uWSGI, Gunicorn (str): Device model. such as ‘iPhone’ • user_language (str): Language used by the user’s operating system. (e.g., 'zh-CN') • server_host (str): PyWebIO server host, including domain and port, the port can auto_open_webbrowser (bool) – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • reconnect_timeout (int) – The client can reconnect to server within reconnect_timeout

an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Deployment in production In your production system, you may want to deploy the web applications with some WSGI/ASGI servers such as uWSGI, Gunicorn (str): Device model. such as ‘iPhone’ • user_language (str): Language used by the user’s operating system. (e.g., 'zh-CN') • server_host (str): PyWebIO server host, including domain and port, the port can auto_open_webbrowser (bool) – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • reconnect_timeout (int) – The client can reconnect to server within reconnect_timeout

(str): Device model. such as ‘iPhone’ • user_language (str): Language used by the user’s operating system. (e.g., 'zh-CN') • server_host (str): PyWebIO server host, including domain and port, the port can auto_open_webbrowser (bool) – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • reconnect_timeout (int) – The client can reconnect to server within reconnect_timeout auto_open_webbrowser – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • max_payload_size (int/str) – Max size of a websocket message which Tornado can accept

(str): Device model. such as ‘iPhone’ • user_language (str): Language used by the user’s operating system. (e.g., 'zh-CN') • server_host (str): PyWebIO server host, including domain and port, the port can auto_open_webbrowser (bool) – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • reconnect_timeout (int) – The client can reconnect to server within reconnect_timeout auto_open_webbrowser – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • max_payload_size (int/str) – Max size of a websocket message which Tornado can accept

(str): Device model. such as ‘iPhone’ • user_language (str): Language used by the user’s operating system. (e.g., 'zh-CN') • server_host (str): PyWebIO server host, including domain and port, the port can auto_open_webbrowser (bool) – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • reconnect_timeout (int) – The client can reconnect to server within reconnect_timeout auto_open_webbrowser – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • max_payload_size (int/str) – Max size of a websocket message which Tornado can accept

(str): Device model. such as ‘iPhone’ • user_language (str): Language used by the user’s operating system. (e.g., 'zh-CN') • server_host (str): PyWebIO server host, including domain and port, the port can auto_open_webbrowser (bool) – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • reconnect_timeout (int) – The client can reconnect to server within reconnect_timeout auto_open_webbrowser – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • max_payload_size (int/str) – Max size of a websocket message which Tornado can accept

(str): Device model. such as ‘iPhone’ • user_language (str): Language used by the user’s operating system. (e.g., 'zh-CN') • server_host (str): PyWebIO server host, including domain and port, the port can auto_open_webbrowser (bool) – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • reconnect_timeout (int) – The client can reconnect to server within reconnect_timeout auto_open_webbrowser – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • max_payload_size (int/str) – Max size of a websocket message which Tornado can accept

(str): Device model. such as ‘iPhone’ • user_language (str): Language used by the user’s operating system. (e.g., 'zh-CN') • server_host (str): PyWebIO server host, including domain and port, the port can auto_open_webbrowser (bool) – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • reconnect_timeout (int) – The client can reconnect to server within reconnect_timeout auto_open_webbrowser – Whether or not auto open web browser when server is started (if the operating system allows it) . • max_payload_size (int/str) – Max size of a websocket message which Tornado can accept