Flask Flare 🎨

Give a little flare to your Flask application.

Flask-Flare provides component-style Jinja tags.

Installation

pip install flask-flare

Setup

In your init.py file of your application

from flask_flare import Flare

flare = Flare()

def create_app(config_name) -> Flask: # or something like this
    """Create a Flask application instance."""
    app = Flask(__name__)
    # initialize extensions
    flare.init_app(app)
    # ... more code
    return app

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