A Brief Introduce to WSGI
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WSGI is a specification for connecting HTTP servers to web applications through a common interface. It defines an application as a callable object that receives environment variables from the server and returns a response. WSGI also supports middleware as callable objects that can process requests and responses between the server and application.
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