framelib
lightweight library for building farcaster frames using python and flask
- easily render frames that conform to the farcaster specification
- configurable frame design
- parse frame action messages
- verify the frame action signatures using neynar
- query user profile info from warpcast
- on-chain frame transactions
quickstart
install framelib from pip
pip install framelib
simple example
from flask import Flask, url_for
from framelib import frame
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route('/')
def home():
return frame(
image='https://opengraph.githubassets.com/0x/devinaconley/python-frames',
button1='next',
post_url=url_for('second_page', _external=True),
)
examples
see a complete example using python + flask + vercel here
for an example that uses on-chain frame transactions, see the weth frame
and for a more advanced example involving multiplayer games, supabase integration, dynamic image rendering, and more, see rock paper scissors
roadmap
upcoming features and improvements
- mint actions
- eip 712 signatures
- generated library documentation
- dynamic image rendering tools
- compatibility with other web frameworks
- state signing
1 maintainer
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