example using falcon

[YuriFontella]

Hello, I already have an api with the falcon framework, now I'm trying to implement a socketio server. Can this be possible?

If anyone can show me a way.

[miguelgrinberg]

Falcon is a WSGI framework, so you can use the WSGI middleware provided in this package to integrate it with a Socket.IO application. Quick example:

import socketio
from api import app as falcon_app   # <-- this is your falcon app

sio = socketio.Server()
app = socketio.WSGIApp(sio, falcon_app)  # <-- this is the integrated WSGI app

With this, you now run the combined app instance instead of your original falcon app and that will route traffic to both your falcon app and the Socket.IO app depending on the URL.

[YuriFontella]

Thanks for answering.
The wsgi integration worked great and the requests to the routes also as expected.

The problem was when I connected a client, I may have done something wrong.

But this message appeared and I don't know if it's related to falcon or socketio. And the requests were extremely slow.
Can you see a problem here?

I'm starting with gunicorn

[miguelgrinberg]

Try installing the simple-websocket package. In addition, check the documentation to learn how to start Gunicorn in threaded mode, if you aren't doing that already.

[YuriFontella]

reading the documentation I made some changes and everything is working perfectly

socket = socketio.Server(async_mode='threading') I don't know if it's really necessary
gunicorn --threads 100 srv.www:app

thanks for the attention and help @miguelgrinberg