Setting up compression using flask-compress #4543
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Max is this required? I felt that Flask-Compress takes care of all of this. Also would it be possible to report the time it takes to execute the sql_json and explore_json endpoints w/ and w/o caching?
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Flask-Compress only takes care of static files :( , I agree that this seems in-scope for it, I'll open a PR with them in parallel to this.
I actually tested by looking at headers and the decorator does do the difference.
Looks like it's not py3 compatible, going to tweak this now.
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Actually ran more tests and you're right, I think the payload I used for testing didn't meet flask-compress threshold for zipping on my first round of tests...
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@mistercrunch For sure it should be configuration option for that. |
(cherry picked from commit d817b8d)
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@maver1ck oops, we should make that optional, though isn't nginx smart enough to not recompress if the payload is already compressed? |
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I'm thinking it's not. And when using nginx you can compress static files on hdd (this increase performance) |
(cherry picked from commit d817b8d)
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