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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 rendering and serving HTML templates, writing RESTful JSON APIs, serving WebSockets and streaming request and response data. It is an asyncio reimplementation of the Flask framework, so code written for Flask maps closely to Quart with async and await added. The project is written in Python. To install it, run pip install quart and follow the steps below. Its code health is 5.5 out of 10 (Fair). The last commit to quart was on Sep 12, 2026, and 124 people have contributed.

As of commit 29d339c, indexed Sep 12, 2026. What it is comes from a model reading the README; the rest is measured from the source and git history, not from the maintainer.

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TypeCommand-line tool
LicenseMIT
Code health5.5 / 10 (Fair)
Health rankNot ranked (leaderboards need 100+ files)
Last commitSep 12, 2026
Contributors124
Bus factor1
Size97 files, 11,287 lines

Install quart

Commands copied from the README

  1. 1Install Quart from PyPI using pip.
    pip install quart
  2. 2Save an app.py file, then run it with the quart run command.
    quart run

Releases on GitHub (latest 0.23.1, Sep 12, 2026)

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pallets/quart FAQ

What is Quart?

Quart is an async Python web application framework. It is used to render and serve HTML templates, write RESTful JSON APIs, serve WebSockets and stream request and response data.

How does Quart work?

Quart is an asyncio reimplementation of Flask, so its API follows Flask closely. Requests are served through the ASGI interface in src/quart/asgi.py.

How do I install Quart?

Install Quart from PyPI with pip install quart. Then save an app.py file and start it with quart run. See the install steps

What language is Quart written in?

Quart is written in Python. Its primary language is Python, with a Makefile among the project files.

How is the Quart code organized?

Quart's package lives under src/quart, with application code in app.py, asgi.py and cli.py and request wrappers in src/quart/wrappers. Tests and examples are kept in separate top-level directories.

When should I use Quart?

Use Quart for web applications that render HTML templates, serve JSON APIs, handle WebSockets or stream data over HTTP. It suits projects that want the Flask API with asyncio support.

What license does Quart use?

Quart is released under the MIT license, identified as MIT.

Code health

5.5out of 10Fair

Hotspots average 2.7, the place fixes pay off most.

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Key features of quart

  • Renders and serves HTML templates.
  • Writes RESTful JSON APIs.
  • Serves WebSockets.
  • Streams request and response data over HTTP or WebSocket protocols.

How pallets/quart works

Incoming HTTP and WebSocket traffic enters through src/quart/asgi.py, which provides the ASGI interface that serves a Quart application. src/quart/app.py is an entry point and one of the central files, so it is the main place to look for how the application object is built. Request objects are handled in src/quart/wrappers/request.py, and src/quart/helpers.py holds helper functions used across the package. The quart run command is implemented in src/quart/cli.py, and src/quart/testing/app.py provides support for testing applications.

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.