Flask-Diamond offers some opinions about network information systems that process data. Flask-Diamond is a batteries-included Python Flask framework, sortof like Django but radically decomposable. Using Flask-Diamond, you can scaffold a working application with sensible defaults, then easily override those defaults to meet your own goals. Flask-Diamond provides a shared vocabulary that helps teams coordinate as they scale up to develop multiple Flask applications while maintaining good code reuse and learning transfer. Flask-Diamond goes beyond a “project scaffold” by providing a complete architecture and team solution, including documentation, tutorials, and other learning support.
Overview
A Flask-Diamond application consists of facets, which are common facilities that many applications eventually need to provide. The facets provided by Flask-Diamond include:
account management
administrative access
databases
Model object CRUD
email
testing
documentation
deployment
and more
Usage
The following steps will create a new Flask-Diamond application.
pip install Flask-Diamond mkdir my-application cd my-application flask-diamond scaffold app make install docs test db server
Please read the Introduction Documentation to get started.
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