of PyWebIO described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In as the user IP address, user language and user browser information. • local is a session-local storage, it used to save data whose values are session specific. • run_js() let you execute JavaScript code part are inconsistent with server_host). • user_ip (str): User’s ip address. • backend (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp'

of PyWebIO described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In as the user IP address, user language and user browser information. • local is a session-local storage, it used to save data whose values are session specific. • run_js() let you execute JavaScript code part are inconsistent with server_host). • user_ip (str): User’s ip address. • backend (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp'

of PyWebIO described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In as the user IP address, user language and user browser information. • local is a session-local storage, it used to save data whose values are session specific. • run_js() let you execute JavaScript code part are inconsistent with server_host). • user_ip (str): User’s ip address. • backend (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp'

of PyWebIO described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In as the user IP address, user language and user browser information. • local is a session-local storage, it used to save data whose values are session specific. • run_js() let you execute JavaScript code part are inconsistent with server_host). • user_ip (str): User’s ip address. • backend (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp'

of PyWebIO described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In such as the user IP address, user language and user browser information. local is a session-local storage, it used to save data whose values are session specific. run_js() let you execute JavaScript code port part are inconsistent with server_host). user_ip (str): User’s ip address. backend (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp'

of PyWebIO described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In such as the user IP address, user language and user browser information. local is a session-local storage, it used to save data whose values are session specific. run_js() let you execute JavaScript code port part are inconsistent with server_host). user_ip (str): User’s ip address. backend (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp'

of PyWebIO described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In such as the user IP address, user language and user browser information. local is a session-local storage, it used to save data whose values are session specific. run_js() let you execute JavaScript code port part are inconsistent with server_host). user_ip (str): User’s ip address. backend (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp'

of PyWebIO described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In such as the user IP address, user language and user browser information. local is a session-local storage, it used to save data whose values are session specific. run_js() let you execute JavaScript code port part are inconsistent with server_host). user_ip (str): User’s ip address. backend (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp'

of PyWebIO described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In such as the user IP address, user language and user browser information. local is a session-local storage, it used to save data whose values are session specific. run_js() let you execute JavaScript code port part are inconsistent with server_host). user_ip (str): User’s ip address. backend (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp'

of PyWebIO described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In as the user IP address, user language and user browser information. • local is a session-local storage, it used to save data whose values are session specific. • run_js() let you execute JavaScript code part are inconsistent with server_host). • user_ip (str): User’s ip address. • backend (str): The current PyWebIO backend server implementation. The possible values are 'tornado', 'flask', 'django' , 'aiohttp'