hackathon-flask-backend-tutorial
The "Write a Dead Simple Web App, Fast, for a Hackathon" series gets you up-to-speed with simple and effective tools to build a web app at your first (or next) hackathon. (by david-shortman)
flask
The Python micro framework for building web applications. [Moved to: https://github.com/pallets/flask] (by mitsuhiko)
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Write a Dead Simple Web App, Fast, for a Hackathon (Part Two): Debug and Deploy
This series focuses on equipping you with the basic background needed to make a web app fast for a hackathon. My intent is to provide the simplest information possible to get you up-and-running with something that works for a beginner project. This is not a series which will teach you how to build a robust, scalable, enterprise-worthy application. So, for instance, I'll be avoiding topics like writing tests 😎. You can follow find a completed snapshot of the code in this tutorial at https://github.com/david-shortman/hackathon-flask-backend-tutorial/tree/main/part%20two
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Add headers in a Flask app with unicode_literals
edit:Armin Ronacher has fixed a similar bug (https://github.com/mitsuhiko/flask/issues/758) 5 months ago, but I didn't find the commit in werkzeug git log yet. I don't know if the fix is scoped to the redirect() function or more broadly on headers handling. I'm using Werkzeug 0.9.4 and Flask 0.10.1.
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Difference between python 2.7 and 3.3+ when importing in __init__.py and module from same directory
EDIT:I'm still stumped by the python 2.7 vs 3.3+ issue, but have managed to narrow down that the issue is occurring when the __init__.py of flask.ext is called and uses the ExtensionImporter class from exthook.py to import flask-security.
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flaskr tutorial; can't import flaskr (initialize database)
I'm stuck on this part (from the readme on github) when trying to run the app:https://github.com/mitsuhiko/flask/tree/master/examples/flaskr/
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Pylint - Pylint unable to import flask.ext.wtf?
E: 1,0: No name 'wtf' in module 'flask.ext'E: 2,0: No name 'wtf' in module 'flask.ext'F: 2,0: Unable to import 'flask.ext.wtf' While searching around I found this discussion suggesting it may be because flask.ext libraries are actually just "shortcuts" to libraries.
- flask: error_handler for blueprints
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How do I `jsonify` a list in Flask? [duplicate]
I know there could be security reasons https://github.com/mitsuhiko/flask/issues/170, but I still would like to have a way to return a JSON list like the following:
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When should Flask.g be used?
I saw that g will move from the request context to the app context in Flask 0.10, which made me confused about the intended use of g.