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prefect.server.utilities.subscriptions
Functions
accept_prefect_socket
still_connected

`prefect.server.utilities.subscriptions`

Functions

`accept_prefect_socket`

accept_prefect_socket(websocket: WebSocket) -> Optional[WebSocket]

`still_connected`

still_connected(websocket: WebSocket) -> bool

Checks that a client websocket still seems to be connected during a period where the server is expected to be sending messages.

server user_templates