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Detecting "a Serve" - Possible ? #17
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@willmcgugan Do we have a publicly exposed mechanism for this? |
Just check if os.environ.get('TEXTUAL_DRIVER') == 'textual.drivers.web_driver:WebDriver' would work. |
Thank you for the workaround. Would love to see textual expose an official property for this as well. |
That will work for the foreseeable future. But we can definitely add some kind property to app. It is a Textual thing though, so I'll create an issue there. |
Is there a way for a textual app itself to detect when it is being served via textual_serve vs being used directly in terminal?
Use case is, eg I want BINDINGS or other functionality which becomes active when my app is being served via textual_serve...
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