a2wsgi examples

a2wsgi Examples

The purpose of this project is to provide examples of how we can use (integrate) different Python Web Frameworks together using a2wsgi.

Why

Who likes migration? But in some cases, it's necessary. a2wsgi helps us to convert our ASGI applications to WSGI or vice versa.

A Scenerio (that I have faced): You have a Flask application and you want to migrate it to FastAPI. You have two options:

1. Rewrite the whole application from scratch and deploy it when it's ready.
2. Use a2wsgi to convert your Flask application to WSGI using a2wsgi and then integrate (mount) it to your FastAPI application and deploy it. By the time, you can rewrite your application step by step.

Progress

Frameworks

Framework	Mount	Protocol	Documentation
Flask	✅	ASGI/WSGI	Application Dispatching — Flask Documentation (3.0.x)
FastAPI	✅	ASGI/WSGI	Sub Applications - Mounts - FastAPI
Django	✅	ASGI/WSGI
Starlette	✅	ASGI/WSGI
Litestar	✅	ASGI/WSGI
BlackSheep		ASGI
Quart		ASGI
Falcon		ASGI/WSGI
Sanic	?	ASGI
Connexion	?	ASGI
Bottle	✅	WSGI
Robyn
HUG
Tornado
Pyramid	?	WSGI
webapp2	?
aiohttp	️

More WSGI: Frameworks that run on WSGI — WSGI.org

More ASGI: Implementations — ASGI 3.0 documentation

Other tools

Framework	Mount
GradIO	✅
PyWebIO	✅
Flet	✅
NiceGUI	?
Reflex	?
Streamlit	?
Plotly Dash	?

Emoji key:

• ✅: Accomplished
• ?: Not tried yet
• : Tried and failed
• ?: In progress
• ️: Not sure if possible

How to run

Requirements

• Docker
• Docker Compose

Steps

1. Clone the repository
2. Run docker-compose up --build
3. Go to http://localhost:8000/docs to see the API documentation
4. Enjoy!

Contributing

If you would like to contribute to this project, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

Author

• hasansezertasan, It's me

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.