flask-go
Let you create flask project like use django-admin
install
pip install flask-go
How to use
It has two command now, startproject and startapp. If you familiar with Django, use flask-go just like django-admin.
create project
flask-go startproject project_name
It will create project in current folder. if you want to create into specific path, you can:
flask-go startproject project_name destination
use your own template
If you want to use your own project template files, flask-go also support --template command option.
flask-go startproject project_name --template /Users/Cello/Code/my_project_template
flask-go will replace project_name string in folder and file name and replace %(project_name)s in code text.
create blueprint
Like startproject command, but change to use startapp.
flask-go startapp myapp
startapp also support creat into specific path and --template command option.
After creating blueprint, you should add it into your project. Open settings.py and import your app:
# blueprint
from apps.myapp.views import myapp
SYSTEM_BLUEPRINTS = (
(myapp, None), # blueprint and url_prefix
)
run flask
python manage.py run
Have fun!
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