I want to restrict files to be available to logged in users, but otherwise return a 403 error or similar. For example a user should be able to view/download /static/data/example.csv only if they’re logged in.
I have precisely the same problem described in this SO question and answer. The answer to that question is a nice work around but I don’t understand the fundamental problem. Terminating SSL at the load balancer and using HTTP between the load balancer and web/app servers is very common. What piece of the stack is not respecting the X-Forwarded-Proto? Is it werkzeug? Flask? uwsgi?
I am newbie to python and using Python Flask and generating REST API service.
I get the below error when I try and start Flask using uWSGI.
Here is how I start:
This may sound a noob question, but I’m stuck with it as Python is not one of my best languages.
I have a list of objects that I need to jsonify. I’ve looked at the flask jsonify docs, but I’m just not getting it.
I’m using curl to watch the output of my web app.
I am trying to upload a CSV file, work on it to produce results, and write back (download) a new CSV file containing the result.
I am very new to Flask and I am not able to get a “proper” csv.reader object to iterate and work upon.
Here is the code so far,