flask-db VS fastapi-admin

When I updated Flask 1 to 2 I didn't encounter any issues with migrations but I also use Flask-DB not Flask-Migrate. Everything worked great.

I've written https://github.com/nickjj/flask-db which is a Flask extension that makes using Alembic a bit more convenient and also adds quality of life improvements like being able to reset and create your main / test database and run a "seed" command to seed your DB with initial data.

It looks like you have Flask-DB installed which is an alternative library to Flask-Migrate. Flask-DB is something I wrote btw which uses Alembic to handle the migrations, that's the official SQLAlchemy DB migration tool.

If anyone happens to use SQLAlchemy, Alembic and Flask a while back I open sourced a Flask CLI extension called Flask-DB at https://github.com/nickjj/flask-db.

Its focus is to quickly init Alembic configs with a few opinions, alias the official Alembic CLI for migrations and also let you quickly reset and seed your database using patterns found in other frameworks (such as having a seeds.py file that you can do whatever you want in).

Flask-DB for database migrations and initializing / seeding your DB

If you use FastAPI with Tortoise ORM it looks like there's an Admin Interface that uses Tabler:

https://github.com/fastapi-admin/fastapi-admin

I've been looking around for something like this for a while! I've seen fastapi-admin but didn't like the Redis requirement so I'll have to try this soon!

I first tried fastapi-admin and TortoiseORM. the former works well enough but I don't think it is mature enough for production. I encountered issues with the latter's signals.