Flask-Triangle
With great UX comes great security needs. Uncle Ben
Flask-Triangle is utterly influenced by Flask-WTF. It aims to provide you with similar features : form input handling and validation. The main difference is that Flask-Triangle is designed with AngularJS and XHR in mind.
Turnkey features :
A collection of ready to use widgets for common HTML inputs.
A collection of ready to use widgets for UI-Bootstrap.
A collection of Modifiers to alter the behaviour of a widget, especially the validation process.
Advanced features :
end-to-end validation based on JSONschema.
a simple internal API to let you create your own widgets and modifiers.
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