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I have a separate env in /home/MYUSERNAME/some/other/folder/MYFLASKAPP/venv/bin/activate, but I can't seem to get it working with the new python3.8 version.- Compiler: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/c++ (13.0021) Touch-reload = /home/MYUSERNAME/some/other/folder/MYFLASKAPP/myapp/hello.py Python-path = /home/MYUSERNAME/some/other/folder/MYFLASKAPP/ Pidfile = /home/MYUSERNAME/apps/OPALTEST/tmp/OPALTEST.pid Virtualenv = /home/MYUSERNAME/apps/OPALTEST/env/ĭaemonize = /home/MYUSERNAME/logs/apps/OPALTEST/uwsgi.log I can get things to run fine with this uwsgi.ini file: I have uploaded a flask app to another folder: /home/MYUSERNAME/some/other/folder/MYFLASKAPP).I have set up a uwsgi app called OPALTEST (which has corresponding path /home/MYUSERNAME/apps/OPALTEST).I have installed a new version of python (3.8) using this:.I am wondering if the following is possible: If your Flask app isn't organized like a Python module then feel free to post here to let me know what you've got and I'll help you wire it up. The only tricky part here is figuring out the mount directive in your uwsgi.ini for your own project, but it will usually be projectdir:app. Touch-reload = /home/myuser/apps/myapp/myproject/hello.py to this: # adjust the following to point to your project Touch-reload = /home/myuser/apps/myapp/myapp/wsgihandler.py Wsgi-file = /home/myuser/apps/myapp/myapp/wsgihandler.py # adjust the following to point to your project Edit your `uwsgi.ini to change this part.Return 'Hello, World!' # myproject/_init_.py

What follows is a simply project directory myproject set up as a Python module that exposes an app attribute:

Upload your flask project directory into ~/apps/myapp.SSH to the server as your shell user and run the following commands to install flask:.Create a new uwsgi app via your Opalstack dashboard and attach it to whatever website.You can use an existing shell user if you want.

Create a new shell user via your Opalstack dashboard.(This example uses myuser as the shell user name and myapp as the app name.) Here's how to spin up a basic Flask app using uwsgi on your Opalstack server: