Flask-Bootstrap packages Twitter’s Bootstrap into an extension that mostly consists of a blueprint named ‘bootstrap’. It can also create links to serve Bootstrap from a CDN.
Usage
Here is an example:
from flask.ext.bootstrap import Bootstrap [...] bootstrap = Bootstrap() bootstrap.init_app(app)
This makes some new templates available, mainly bootstrap/base.html and bootstrap/base_cdn.html. These are blank pages that include all bootstrap resources, and have predefined blocks where you can put your content. The core block to alter is body, otherwise see the source of the template for more possiblities.
The url-endpoint bootstrap.static is available for refering to Bootstrap resources.:
url_for('bootstrap.static', filename='...')
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Release files for Flask-Bootstrap3 3.1.1.3
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