Without Nginx, the flask data can be automatically gzip.

Without Nginx, the flask data can be automatically gzip.

I used Flask to do a little thing myself, but the data in it is huge. Every time I get data from the server, I have to download more than 5 MB of data. I don't want to bother with the O & M shoes to change the configuration in Nginx, so I found the flask-compress.

 

How to use it? Easy

First download

1	pip install flask-compress

Then, when the app is initialized

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from flask import Flask from flask.ext.compress import Compress app = Flask(__name__) Compress(app)

Of course, it may not be possible only during initialization.

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from flask import Flask from flask.ext.compress import Compress compress = Compress() def start_app(): app = Flask(__name__) compress.init_app(app) return app

In practice, the results are infinitely good and no bugs have been found.
Of course, if the business volume is large, you should be honest with nginx.

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