session module The pywebio.session module give you more control to session. • Use set_env() to configure the title, page appearance, input panel and so on for current session. • The info object provides 'name' in local print(local._dict) New in version 1.1. pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current Tornado. If your Tornado application is behind a reverse proxy (such as Nginx), you may need to configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration

session module The pywebio.session module give you more control to session. • Use set_env() to configure the title, page appearance, input panel and so on for current session. • The info object provides 'name' in local print(local._dict) New in version 1.1. pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current Tornado. If your Tornado application is behind a reverse proxy (such as Nginx), you may need to configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration

session module The pywebio.session module give you more control to session. • Use set_env() to configure the title, page appearance, input panel and so on for current session. • The info object provides 1.1. 50 Chapter 4. Documentation PyWebIO, Release 1.4.0 pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current Tornado. If your Tornado application is behind a reverse proxy (such as Nginx), you may need to configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration

session module The pywebio.session module give you more control to session. • Use set_env() to configure the title, page appearance, input panel and so on for current session. • The info object provides 'name' in local print(local._dict) New in version 1.1. pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current Tornado. If your Tornado application is behind a reverse proxy (such as Nginx), you may need to configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration

session module The pywebio.session module give you more control to session. • Use set_env() to configure the title, page appearance, input panel and so on for current session. • The info object provides 'name' in local print(local._dict) New in version 1.1. pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current Tornado. If your Tornado application is behind a reverse proxy (such as Nginx), you may need to configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration

session module The pywebio.session module give you more control to session. • Use set_env() to configure the title, page appearance, input panel and so on for current session. • The info object provides 'name' in local print(local._dict) New in version 1.1. pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current Tornado. If your Tornado application is behind a reverse proxy (such as Nginx), you may need to configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration

session module The pywebio.session module give you more control to session. • Use set_env() to configure the title, page appearance, input panel and so on for current session. • The info object provides 'name' in local print(local._dict) New in version 1.1. pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current Tornado. If your Tornado application is behind a reverse proxy (such as Nginx), you may need to configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration

session module The pywebio.session module give you more control to session. • Use set_env() to configure the title, page appearance, input panel and so on for current session. • The info object provides 'name' in local print(local._dict) New in version 1.1. pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current Tornado. If your Tornado application is behind a reverse proxy (such as Nginx), you may need to configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration

session module The pywebio.session module give you more control to session. • Use set_env() to configure the title, page appearance, input panel and so on for current session. • The info object provides 'name' in local print(local._dict) New in version 1.1. pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: • title (str): Title of current Tornado. If your Tornado application is behind a reverse proxy (such as Nginx), you may need to configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration

session module The pywebio.session module give you more control to session. Use set_env() to configure the title, page appearance, input panel and so on for current session. The info object provides 'name' in local print(local._dict) New in version 1.1. pywebio.session.set_env(**env_info) configure the environment of current session. Available configuration are: title (str): Title of current Tornado. If your Tornado application is behind a reverse proxy (such as Nginx), you may need to configure the reverse proxy to support the WebSocket protocol. Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration