flask-neon-kit is a Flask extension which generates CRUD endpoints out of the box from defined models of the Neon Postgres database. This solution is built upon the foundation of the Flask-SQLAlchemy. This initiative was driven by the tedious nature of manually writing CRUD logic for every Flask application entity.
Features
Automatically generates CRUD endpoints from defined model.
Allows to customize app base URL as well as each model’s url prefix.
Allows to paginate when getting many entities from database table.
Installation
You can install flask-neon-kit via Python Package Index:
pip install flask-neon-kitDocumentation
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