r"""
The ``platform`` module provides support for deploying PyWebIO applications in different ways.

.. contents::
   :local:

.. seealso::

   * :ref:`Use Guide: Server mode and Script mode <server_and_script_mode>`

   * :ref:`Advanced Topic: Integration with Web Framework <integration_web_framework>`


.. _dir_deploy:

Directory Deploy
-----------------

You can use ``path_deploy()`` or ``path_deploy_http()`` to deploy the PyWebIO applications from a directory.
The python file under this directory need contain the ``main`` function to be seen as the PyWebIO application.
You can access the application by using the file path as the URL.

Note that users can't view and access files or folders whose name begin with the underscore in this directory.

For example, given the following folder structure::

   .
   ├── A
   │   └── a.py
   ├── B
   │   └── b.py
   └── c.py

All three python files contain ``main`` PyWebIO application function.

If you use this directory in `path_deploy() <pywebio.platform.path_deploy>`, you can access the PyWebIO application in
``b.py`` by using URL ``http://<host>:<port>/A/b``. And if the files have been modified after run
`path_deploy() <pywebio.platform.path_deploy>`, you can use ``reload`` URL parameter to reload application in the file:
``http://<host>:<port>/A/b?reload``

You can also use the command ``pywebio-path-deploy`` to start a server just like using
`path_deploy() <pywebio.platform.path_deploy>`. For more information, refer ``pywebio-path-deploy --help``

.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.path_deploy
.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.path_deploy_http


.. _app_deploy:

Application Deploy
--------------------

The ``start_server()`` functions can start a Python Web server and serve given PyWebIO applications on it.

The ``webio_handler()`` and ``webio_view()`` functions can be used to integrate PyWebIO applications into existing Python Web project.

The ``wsgi_app()`` and ``asgi_app()`` is used to get the WSGI or ASGI app for running PyWebIO applications.
This is helpful when you don't want to start server with the Web framework built-in's.
For example, you want to use other WSGI server, or you are deploying app in a cloud environment.
Note that only Flask, Django and FastApi backend support it.

.. versionchanged:: 1.1

   Added the ``cdn`` parameter in ``start_server()``, ``webio_handler()`` and ``webio_view()``.

.. versionchanged:: 1.2

   Added the ``static_dir`` parameter in ``start_server()``.

.. versionchanged:: 1.3

   Added the ``wsgi_app()`` and ``asgi_app()``.

Tornado support
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

There are two protocols (WebSocket and HTTP) can be used to communicates with the browser:

WebSocket
'''''''''''''

.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.tornado.start_server
.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.tornado.webio_handler

HTTP
'''''''''''''

.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.tornado_http.start_server
.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.tornado_http.webio_handler


Flask support
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

When using the Flask as PyWebIO backend server, you need to install Flask by yourself and make sure the version is not less than ``0.10``.
You can install it with the following command::

    pip3 install -U flask>=0.10


.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.flask.webio_view
.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.flask.wsgi_app
.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.flask.start_server

Django support
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

When using the Django as PyWebIO backend server, you need to install Django by yourself and make sure the version is not less than ``2.2``.
You can install it with the following command::

    pip3 install -U django>=2.2

.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.django.webio_view
.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.django.wsgi_app
.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.django.start_server

aiohttp support
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

When using the aiohttp as PyWebIO backend server, you need to install aiohttp by yourself and make sure the version is not less than ``3.1``.
You can install it with the following command::

    pip3 install -U aiohttp>=3.1

.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.aiohttp.webio_handler
.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.aiohttp.start_server

FastAPI/Starlette support
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

When using the FastAPI/Starlette as PyWebIO backend server, you need to install ``fastapi`` or ``starlette`` by yourself.
Also other dependency packages are required. You can install them with the following command::

    pip3 install -U fastapi starlette uvicorn aiofiles websockets

.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.fastapi.webio_routes
.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.fastapi.asgi_app
.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.fastapi.start_server

Other
--------------
.. autofunction:: pywebio.config
.. autofunction:: pywebio.platform.run_event_loop

"""

from .httpbased import run_event_loop
from .page import config
from .page import seo
from .path_deploy import path_deploy_http, path_deploy
from .tornado import start_server
from . import tornado

try:
    from . import flask  # enable `pywebio.platform.flask.xxx` expression without `import pywebio.platform.flask`
except Exception:
    pass

try:
    from . import django
except Exception:
    pass

try:
    from . import fastapi
except Exception:
    pass

try:
    from . import tornado_http
except Exception:
    pass
