def init(self):
with flx.VBox():
flx.Label(html='<h3>Server monitor</h3>')
if flx.current_server().serving[0] == 'localhost':
# Don't do this for a public server
self.button = flx.Button(text='Do some work')
self.button.reaction(self._do_work, 'pointer_down')
self.view = MonitorView(flex=1)
def init(self):
with flx.VBox():
flx.Label(html='<h3>Server monitor</h3>')
if flx.current_server().serving[0] == 'localhost':
# Don't do this for a public server
self.button = flx.Button(text='Do some work')
self.button.reaction(self._do_work, 'pointer_down')
self.view = MonitorView(flex=1)
# Serve some web apps, just for fun
flx.serve(Drawing)
flx.serve(ChatRoom)
class MyAboutHandler(tornado.web.RequestHandler):
def get(self):
self.write('<html>This is just an <i>example</i>.</html>')
class MyAPIHandler(tornado.web.RequestHandler):
def get(self, path):
# self.request.path -> full path
# path -> the regexp group specified in add_handlers
self.write('echo ' + path)
# Get a ref to the tornado.web.Application object
tornado_app = flx.current_server().app
# Add our handler
tornado_app.add_handlers(r".*", [(r"/about", MyAboutHandler),
(r"/api/(.*)", MyAPIHandler)])
# Note: Tornado tries to match handlers in order, but the handlers
# specified in the constructor come last. Therefore we can easily add
# specific handlers here even though Flexx' main handler is very
# generic.
flx.start()
flx.serve(ChatRoom)
class MyAboutHandler(tornado.web.RequestHandler):
def get(self):
self.write('<html>This is just an <i>example</i>.</html>')
class MyAPIHandler(tornado.web.RequestHandler):
def get(self, path):
# self.request.path -> full path
# path -> the regexp group specified in add_handlers
self.write('echo ' + path)
# Get a ref to the tornado.web.Application object
tornado_app = flx.current_server().app
# Add our handler
tornado_app.add_handlers(r".*", [(r"/about", MyAboutHandler),
(r"/api/(.*)", MyAPIHandler)])
# Note: Tornado tries to match handlers in order, but the handlers
# specified in the constructor come last. Therefore we can easily add
# specific handlers here even though Flexx' main handler is very
# generic.
flx.start()