ASGI vs WSGI in Django - Interactive Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to import the correct Django server interface for synchronous applications.

Django

from django.core.handlers.[1] import WSGIHandler

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Async

Bwsgi

Chttp

Dasgi

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Common Mistakes

Using 'asgi' instead of 'wsgi' for synchronous handler import.

Confusing the module name with 'http' or 'sync'.

The WSGIHandler is imported from django.core.handlers.wsgi for synchronous Django apps.

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medium

Complete the code to import the correct Django server interface for asynchronous applications.

Django

from django.core.handlers.[1] import ASGIHandler

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Awsgi

Bhttp

Casync

Dasgi

Attempts:

3 left

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Common Mistakes

Using 'wsgi' instead of 'asgi' for asynchronous handler import.

Confusing 'async' or 'http' as module names.

The ASGIHandler is imported from django.core.handlers.asgi for asynchronous Django apps.

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hard

Fix the error in the code to correctly create an ASGI application callable.

Django

application = [1]()

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AASGIHandler

BDjangoHandler

CWSGIHandler

DHttpHandler

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Common Mistakes

Using WSGIHandler for ASGI application callable.

Using non-existent handler names.

For an ASGI app, the callable must be an instance of ASGIHandler.

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hard

Fill both blanks to complete the ASGI application setup with Django's async interface.

Django

import django

django.setup()
application = [1]()  # Create the [2] callable

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AASGIHandler

BWSGIHandler

Csynchronous

Dasynchronous

Attempts:

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Common Mistakes

Mixing ASGIHandler with 'synchronous' callable.

Using WSGIHandler for async callable.

ASGIHandler creates the asynchronous callable needed for async Django apps.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to create a dictionary mapping server interfaces to their Django handlers.

Django

handlers = {
    'wsgi': [1],
    'asgi': [2],
    'default': [3]
}

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AWSGIHandler()

BASGIHandler()

CNone

DHttpHandler()

Attempts:

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Common Mistakes

Using handler classes without parentheses.

Assigning HttpHandler which does not exist.

Setting default to a handler instance instead of None.

The dictionary maps 'wsgi' to a WSGIHandler instance, 'asgi' to an ASGIHandler instance, and 'default' to None when no handler is set.