How to access server instance from inside an event handler

` server = SIOServer()

@server.service.on('get_bananas', namespace="/namespace1")
async def some_request_1(sid=None, data=None):
    #server.service.enter_room(sid, f'user__{sid}')
    print(f'EMITING server_response WITH SID {sid} and namespace /namespace1')

    await server.service.emit('server_response', {}, namespace='/namespace1')
    # BUT server IS NOT DEFINED ?????

    #server.service.leave_room(sid, f'user__{sid}')

server.start_service()
async_to_sync(server.service.emit)('server_response', {}, namespace='/namespace1')

`

I’m trying to respond from the server by emitting something inside the event handler. That means client-says-something ----> triggers-event-in-server ----> server-emits-to-all

But I am unable to access the server instance from inside the handler. How can I get access to it ? Is there any special variable ? I’ve been unable to find a suitable example for this.

[miguelgrinberg]

The error is on this line:

async_to_sync(sio_client.emit)('get_bananas', {}, namespace='/namespace1')

This is a problem with your client, not your server. You created a sync client, and then are trying to use it as if it was an asyncio client.

[mrp470]

I don’t know how I missed that. Thank you!