Instead of using the flask test client, you can use this package which does a similar job. This wrapper to the flask test client has an API based on the ‘requests’ HTTP client library. This means that you can write tests or monitoring which works with either requests (for when you want to test against a real web server) and this package, for when you want to run your tests using the built-in capabilities of flask.
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