I am trying to do updates to session state via some Flask backend API calls.
Is there session id I can access, or something similar, for this purpose?
I am trying to do updates to session state via some Flask backend API calls.
Is there session id I can access, or something similar, for this purpose?
Hi @Juice
That’s an interest thought, unfortunately there’s no feature to access the session ID, perhaps you may want to do a feature request by opening up a GitHub issue:
Alternatively, you could access the session state variables stored in st.session_state
and modify them.
This is how you can create a session id.
import uuid
if "session_id" not in st.session_state:
st.session_state["session_id"] = uuid.uuid4()
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