Flask Button运行Python而无需刷新页面？

Adil Malik 发表于 Dev

阿迪尔·马利克（Adil Malik）

我刚开始使用python和flask（对于树莓派）。我想要一个可以执行一些python代码来平移和倾斜摄像机并显示视频流的Web应用程序。

到目前为止，我的flask代码是：

from flask import Flask, render_template
import time
import serial
#ser = serial.Serial('/dev/ttyUSB0',9600)
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route('/')
@app.route('/<cmd>') #each button in my html redirects to a specified directory
def execute(cmd=None):
    if cmd == "down":
        print "Moving Down"
        #ser.write("D")

    if cmd == "up":
        print "Moving Up"
        #ser.write("U")

    if cmd == "left":
        print "Moving Left"
        # ser.write("L")

    if cmd == "right":
        print "Moving Right"
        #ser.write("R")

    if cmd == "reset":
        print "Reseting.."
        #ser.write("X")

    return render_template("main.html")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=8080, debug=True)

问题是我的代码依赖于重定向到新目录的每个按钮，尽管效果很好，但每次都会刷新页面，这意味着我的嵌入式视频会重新加载和缓冲。有没有更好的方法来检测按下按钮，然后使用flask执行python代码？

肖恩·维埃拉（Sean Vieira）

我将其分为两条路线，以使您更轻松地了解所要做的事情：

LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, RESET = "left", "right", "up", "down", "reset"
AVAILABLE_COMMANDS = {
    'Left': LEFT,
    'Right': RIGHT,
    'Up': UP,
    'Down': DOWN,
    'Reset': RESET
}

@app.route('/')
def execute():
    return render_template('main.html', commands=AVAILABLE_COMMANDS)

@app.route('/<cmd>')
def command(cmd=None):
    if cmd == RESET:
       camera_command = "X"
       response = "Resetting ..."
    else:
        camera_command = cmd[0].upper()
        response = "Moving {}".format(cmd.capitalize())

    # ser.write(camera_command)
    return response, 200, {'Content-Type': 'text/plain'}

然后，在模板中，您只需要使用一些JavaScript发送请求即可：

{# in main.html #}
{% for label, command in commands.items() %}
    <button class="command command-{{ command }}" value="{{ command }}">
        {{ label }}
    </button>
{% endfor %}

{# and then elsewhere #}
<script>
// Only run what comes next *after* the page has loaded
addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {
  // Grab all of the elements with a class of command
  // (which all of the buttons we just created have)
  var commandButtons = document.querySelectorAll(".command");
  for (var i=0, l=commandButtons.length; i<l; i++) {
    var button = commandButtons[i];
    // For each button, listen for the "click" event
    button.addEventListener("click", function(e) {
      // When a click happens, stop the button
      // from submitting our form (if we have one)
      e.preventDefault();

      var clickedButton = e.target;
      var command = clickedButton.value;

      // Now we need to send the data to our server
      // without reloading the page - this is the domain of
      // AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML)
      // We will create a new request object
      // and set up a handler for the response
      var request = new XMLHttpRequest();
      request.onload = function() {
          // We could do more interesting things with the response
          // or, we could ignore it entirely
          alert(request.responseText);
      };
      // We point the request at the appropriate command
      request.open("GET", "/" + command, true);
      // and then we send it off
      request.send();
    });
  }
}, true);
</script>