pydoll-python flask delayed response

[tongwensen]

When using PyDolls, I integrated it into a Flask project. The issue I’m currently facing is that when I use an asynchronous API, both the initial business logic and the simulated operations execute very quickly according to the logs. However, it always takes about 10 more seconds before I finally get the response from the API.

(I want to clarify that this delay is not caused by my custom response wrapper or any other part of my code — I’ve already tested and ruled that out.)

At this point, my only remaining assumption is that it might be waiting for the process to complete or for socket handling to finish. I’m not sure if that’s actually the case.

Have any of you tried using PyDolls within a Flask project? If so, do you have any best practices or experience you can share?

[cleitonleonel]

When using PyDolls, I integrated it into a Flask project. The issue I’m currently facing is that when I use an asynchronous API, both the initial business logic and the simulated operations execute very quickly according to the logs. However, it always takes about 10 more seconds before I finally get the response from the API.

(I want to clarify that this delay is not caused by my custom response wrapper or any other part of my code — I’ve already tested and ruled that out.)

At this point, my only remaining assumption is that it might be waiting for the process to complete or for socket handling to finish. I’m not sure if that’s actually the case.

Have any of you tried using PyDolls within a Flask project? If so, do you have any best practices or experience you can share?

Good question, I haven't tried it yet, hahaha.
Try to provide some initial snippet to serve as a starting point for us to try to understand this.
Preferably some code commenting what each method does or should do and where the breakpoint actually is, that would help a lot.

[thalissonvs]

Hmm, interesting. You can open an issue with code examples, that would help a lot