pallets / quart
An async Python micro framework for building web applications.
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What is quart?
quart is an async Python web application framework for building web applications. It provides an asyncio-based approach to handling HTTP and WebSocket protocols, including templates, JSON APIs, WebSockets, and streamed data. quart is written in Python.
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97 files and 858 symbols in 4 modules, led by Python (72 files) and Makefile (1).
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Key features of quart
- quart renders and serves HTML templates.
- quart supports RESTful JSON APIs.
- quart serves WebSockets.
- quart streams request and response data.
- quart supports HTTP and WebSocket protocols.
How pallets/quart works
Applications enter through the Quart application object in src/quart/app.py, which coordinates web application behavior. The ASGI integration in src/quart/asgi.py connects Quart applications to asynchronous servers. Incoming HTTP data is represented through src/quart/wrappers/request.py, while src/quart/helpers.py provides application helper functions. Type definitions and interfaces are collected in src/quart/typing.py. The examples directory provides application examples, and the tests directory exercises the implementation.
The codebase has 97 files and 858 symbols in 4 modules, led by Python and Makefile. Code health is 5.5 out of 10, rated fair.
Getting started with quart
- Install quart with pip.
pip install quart - Run the application with the Quart command.
quart run
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pallets/quart FAQ
What is quart?
quart is an async Python web application framework for building web applications. It supports HTTP and WebSocket applications.
How does quart work?
quart uses an asyncio-based application architecture connected through ASGI. Its application, request wrapper, helper, and WebSocket components handle web traffic and responses.
How do I install quart?
Install quart from PyPI with pip, then run a Quart application with the quart run command.
What language is quart written in?
quart is written in Python. Its codebase also includes a Makefile.
How is the quart code organized?
quart is organized under src, with examples and tests in separate directories. Core files include src/quart/app.py, src/quart/asgi.py, src/quart/wrappers/request.py, src/quart/helpers.py, and src/quart/typing.py.
Who is quart for?
quart is for developers building async Python web applications. It supports templates, JSON APIs, WebSockets, and streamed request or response data.
What license does quart use?
quart uses the MIT license.
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