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flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_18_0.txt | 
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requests.get(f"{url}/docker/tokenizer_done?file_name={file_name}") | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_36_0.txt | # create a Flask instance
app = Flask(__name__) | |
flask_documentation/flask_documentation_9_0.txt | ## About Responses ¶
The return value from a view function is automatically converted into a
response object for you. If the return value is a string itâs converted into
a response object with the string as response body, a ` 200 OK ` status code
and a _text/html_ mimetype. If the return value is a dict, ` json... | |
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flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_59_0.txt | [word-counting] | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_59_0.txt | (docker-env) dinesh@dinesh % docker build -t myflaskapp . | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_66_0.txt |
def get_filename_from_path(path):
return os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(path))[0] | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_17_0.txt | 5 min read | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_53_0.txt | This line specifically instructs Docker to run our Flask app as a module, as
indicated by the "-m" tag. Then it instructs Docker to make the container
available externally, such as from our browser, rather than just from within
the container. We pass the host port: | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_81_0.txt | docker stop <container-name> | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_145_0.txt | there are many things that I didn't mention and you need to consider. (I
respect for backend developers) I was just focusing on implementing the
system, If I tried to make it perfect, I couldn't write this article. Haha,, I
have to go back to work tomorrow... | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_54_0.txt | 1. Import python from dockerhub.
2. Create a working directory app.
3. Copy the ` requirements.txt ` file inside the app directory.
4. Install all the dependencies from the requirements.txt file.
5. Copy the entire app project into the app directory.
6. We expose port 5000 as the app will run on port 5000.
7. Define th... | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_2_0.txt | Risk, Data Science and Machine Learning | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_45_0.txt | A tokenizer and word-counting app. | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_82_0.txt | WORKDIR /app
COPY . . | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_124_0.txt | This app read environment variables from ` .env ` file, so you need to set up
like this.
The below variables just fit my system. | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_46_0.txt | 1
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flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_137_0.txt | [1]
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flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_118_0.txt | ### Geospatial Analysis: obtaining and pre-processing OpenSource satellite
data | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_76_0.txt | WORKDIR /app
COPY . . | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_38_0.txt | Now that our flask application is running and giving us the expected output,
let us dockerise it. | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_4_0.txt | [ Log in ](/enter) [ Create account ](/enter?state=new-user) | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_79_0.txt | # EXPOSE - informs Docker that the container listens on the specified network ports at runtime
EXPOSE 5000 | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_17_0.txt | **These instructions are for Windows 10 OS.** **See[ these instructions for
Ubunut/Linux Mint 19 installation ](https://computingforgeeks.com/install-
docker-and-docker-compose-on-linux-mint-19/) . ** Create an account, download
and install Docker Desktop for your operating system following the [ official
channel ](htt... | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_19_0.txt | ## How to Set Up the Project | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_32_0.txt | ### How to modify the Dockerfile | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_59_0.txt | 1
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flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_71_0.txt | # adds metadata to an image
LABEL MAINTAINER="Ben Postance"
LABEL GitHub="https://github.com/bpostance/deng.learn/tree/master/docker"
LABEL version="0.0"
LABEL description="A Docker container to serve a simple Python Flask API" | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_28_0.txt | @app.route('/')
def hello_geek():
return '<h1>Hello from Flask & Docker</h2>' | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_63_0.txt | docker images | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_94_0.txt | #### Routes | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_80_0.txt | # ENTRYPOINT - allows you to configure a container that will run as an executable.
ENTRYPOINT ["./serve.sh"] | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_7_0.txt | 
Add reaction | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_44_0.txt | To keep things organized, we also tell Docker which folder to use for the rest
of the operations, so we use a relative path as shown below. | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_67_0.txt | docker run | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_133_0.txt | [ bayes theory ](/tags/bayes-theory/) [ bayesian inference ](/tags/bayesian-
inference/) [ data mining ](/tags/data-mining/) [ monte carlo ](/tags/monte-
carlo/) [ classification ](/tags/classification/) [ clustering
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flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_43_0.txt |
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flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_68_0.txt |
if __name__ == "__main__":
if len(sys.argv) < 4:
print("You must pass file path as an argument")
print("python3 main.py [file path to read] [dir to save] [notification api]")
print("Example) python3 main.py ./test.txt ./ http://host.docker.internal:20000")
sys.exit() | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_59_0.txt | After that, all that remains is to build our image. Using **` docker build `
** , we can now enlist Docker's help in building the image. You can combine
the build command with other tags, such as the "--tag" flag, to specify the
image name. | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_21_0.txt | # list containers
$ docker ps -a | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_57_0.txt | Because we had the "if" statement in our application file, this will be true
if we run this module as a standalone program. As a result, it can function as
a module imported by another program or as a standalone program, but it will
only execute the code in the if statement if run as a program. ( [ Source
](https://sta... | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_101_0.txt | Ben Postance | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_29_0.txt |
if __name__ == "__main__":
app.run(debug=True) | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_71_0.txt | # Summary: | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_4_0.txt | [ Write
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flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_9_0.txt | # How to dockerize your Flask application | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_14_0.txt | Docker is a tool that makes it easier to create, deploy, and run applications
using containers. | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_61_0.txt | ### How to run an image as a container | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_31_0.txt | * docker | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_82_0.txt | Another useful command to have when working with Docker is this one: | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_122_0.txt |
def load_data(path):
with open(path) as f:
json_data = json.load(f)
return json_data | |
flask_documentation/flask_documentation_11_0.txt | ## Message Flashing ¶
Good applications and user interfaces are all about feedback. If the user does
not get enough feedback they will probably end up hating the application.
Flask provides a really simple way to give feedback to a user with the
flashing system. The flashing system basically makes it possible to re... | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_49_0.txt | A requirements.txt file lists all the dependent libraries required to run your
project. All we need is the ` flask ` module for our little workshop. | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_121_0.txt | [ May 23, 2019 _2019-05-23T21:56:21+01:00_ | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_87_0.txt | You can find more information on Docker and Python in the official [
documentation ](https://docs.docker.com/language/python/) . I'll see you next
time. | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_11_0.txt | You’ve conducted your research, analysed the data, built models, and packaged
everything up in a user friendly application that is ready to be shared and
published within your research community and beyond. | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_50_0.txt |
def save_data(path, data):
with open(path, "w") as f:
json.dump(data, f) | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_105_0.txt | This post is licensed under [ CC BY 4.0
](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) by the author. | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_22_0.txt | Last Friday, I was talking with my co-worker at my work. Just about work, you
know. He told me he had to implement a server for serving his features.
Although I didn't understand what he was going to do exactly, it sounded
really interesting and I wanted to try. I got really busy at my company a
couple of weeks ago, I'... | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_42_0.txt | Technically, docker containers are an abstraction layer on top of your
application. In our case the flask application. So what all do we need to run
our flask application error-free on different environments? Let’s list them
out. | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_111_0.txt | ## Our Charity | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_57_0.txt | * host files
* handles conncetions
* manages server errors and issues
* improves scalability | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_43_0.txt | ### Python Apps and Docker Images | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_68_0.txt | While running the above command, you'll notice that on the command line it
indicates that the application is running. But when you enter [ `
http://localhost:5000/ ` ](http://localhost:5000/) on the browser, the
greeting will be: | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_154_0.txt | * [ https://realpython.com/pipenv-guide/ ](https://realpython.com/pipenv-guide/) | |
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flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_146_0.txt | Anyways, it was worth it, it's definitely true :)
I hope it'll be helpful for someone. | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_90_0.txt | ADVERTISEMENT | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_10_0.txt | ## Dockerize a minimalistic flask application | |
flask_documentation/flask_documentation_7_0.txt | ## Accessing Request Data ¶
For web applications itâs crucial to react to the data a client sends to the
server. In Flask this information is provided by the global [ ` request `
](../api/#flask.request "flask.request") object. If you have some experience
with Python you might be wondering how that object can be... | |
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flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_23_0.txt | In this section, we'll go over how to create an application with a structure
similar to the one shown above. You can find a detailed guide on how to create
or install this project [ here ](https://github.com/Dev-Elie/Flask-Docker-
App/blob/main/README.md#create-a-new-application-from-scratch) . | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_85_0.txt | And that's it! | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_71_0.txt | save_data(target_path, {"result": count_dict})
notify_done(api_url, file_name)
print("Done") | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_19_0.txt | # print docker version info
$ docker -v | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_20_0.txt | \-- | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_38_0.txt | description = """
<!DOCTYPE html>
<head>
<title>API Landing</title>
</head>
<body>
<h3>A simple API using Flask</h3>
<a href="http://localhost:5000/api?value=2">sample request</a>
</body>
""" | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_90_0.txt | load_dotenv() | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_192_0.txt | * Joined | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_79_0.txt |
Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_30_0.txt | > Pipenv is a tool that aims to bring the best of all packaging worlds
> (bundler, composer, npm, cargo, yarn, etc.) to the Python world. Windows is
> a first-class citizen, in our world.
> When I first use python a few years ago, I used conda or venv for managing
> packages. When I searched for package management, I ... | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_54_0.txt | api_url = sys.argv[3]
file_path = sys.argv[1]
file_name = get_filename_from_path(file_path)
target_path = os.path.join(sys.argv[2], file_name + ".json") | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_52_0.txt | # Docker File: | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_102_0.txt |
@app.route('/docker/result')
def get_result():
file_name = request.args.get("file_name")
return jsonify({
"result": result
}) | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_118_0.txt | def run_word_count_container(file_name):
os.popen(RUN_WORD_COUNT_CONTAINER.format(
FILE_NAME_WITHOUT_EXTENSION = file_name
)) | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_100_0.txt | json_data = json.load_data(
os.path.join(os.getenv("SHARED_VOLUME_PATH"),
"word_count_output",
f"{file_name}.json"
))
result.append(json_data) | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_42_0.txt | While it is possible to create our own base images, there is no need to go
that far because Docker allows us to inherit existing images. The following
line tells Docker which base image to use — in this case, a Python image. | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_107_0.txt | ## Trending Guides | |
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flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_161_0.txt |  | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_28_0.txt | ## my_flask.py | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_6_0.txt | Close | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_50_0.txt | $ export FLASK_APP=flask-api.py $ flask run | |
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flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_105_0.txt | import os
from flask import jsonify, request
from werkzeug.utils import secure_filename
from server import app
from lib import docker |
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