Flask-ProjectManager
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This is a command line tool that will create a new Flask application with the ability to create a simple setup or if you are using blueprints.
[](https://badge.fury.io/py/Flask-NewProject)
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Getting Started
===============
Prerequisites
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Built with Python 2.7
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## Installing ##
pip install Flask-NewProject
## Usage Commands ##
For a skeleton structure:
flask-skeleton ProjectName
This will create a simple skeleton structure with app.py created but with no content inside of it.
For a simple structure:
flask-simple ProjecName
This is the same as the skeleton structure with the addition of basic content in app.py and a test.py in the test directory. You can also run flask-simple right after flask-skeleton and it will add the basic setup into app.py as well.
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## Running Tests ##
Testing your new simple-structure
I use nosetests from the project folder and run
nosetests
There are two built in tests with flask-simple. One the check response code 200 and the other is for Hello World!
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## Contributing ##
Please contribute if you can. This project is just getting underway, but help is always welcome.
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## Version Information ##
0.1.0
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## Authors ##
Raymond Williams
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## License ##
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
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====================
This is a command line tool that will create a new Flask application with the ability to create a simple setup or if you are using blueprints.
[](https://badge.fury.io/py/Flask-NewProject)
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Getting Started
===============
Prerequisites
-------------
Built with Python 2.7
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## Installing ##
pip install Flask-NewProject
## Usage Commands ##
For a skeleton structure:
flask-skeleton ProjectName
This will create a simple skeleton structure with app.py created but with no content inside of it.
For a simple structure:
flask-simple ProjecName
This is the same as the skeleton structure with the addition of basic content in app.py and a test.py in the test directory. You can also run flask-simple right after flask-skeleton and it will add the basic setup into app.py as well.
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## Running Tests ##
Testing your new simple-structure
I use nosetests from the project folder and run
nosetests
There are two built in tests with flask-simple. One the check response code 200 and the other is for Hello World!
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## Contributing ##
Please contribute if you can. This project is just getting underway, but help is always welcome.
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## Version Information ##
0.1.0
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## Authors ##
Raymond Williams
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## License ##
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
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