INNER CODE UNIT · Python

WebServer

dusty-nv/jetson-containers · packages/llm/local_llm/web/server.py:21

class WebServer():
    """
    HTTP/HTTPS Flask webserver with websocket messaging.
    
    Use this by either creating an instance and providing msg_callback,
    or inherit from it and implement on_message() in a subclass.
    
    You can also add Flask routes to Webserver.app before start() is called.
    
    TODO:  multi-client?
           remove send queue because the connection dropping is messing things up
           instead, have one master self.websocket that send_message() calls directly
    """
    MESSAGE_JSON = 0     # json websocket message (dict)
    MESSAGE_TEXT = 1     # text websocket message (str)
    MESSAGE_BINARY = 2   # binary websocket message (bytes)
    MESSAGE_FILE = 3     # file upload from client (bytes)
    MESSAGE_AUDIO = 4    # audio samples (bytes, int16)

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