Getting Started with makeflaskreact
This app makes it easier for your to build a react flask application.
Flask does not directly work with React in development as it needs cors to handle the cross-origin error on your local react app. So, this boiler plate reduces the time spent creating a simple react and flask app.
Requirements are yarn or npm and python>=3.6.0
To install:
$ pip install makeflaskreact
To run:
$ makeflaskreact
optionally:
add --name PROJECT_NAME to change the project name from app to what you want.
add --norun or N to run the server and client on exceution of the script
Parameters
| Input | Defaults |
|---|---|
| name (--name/-A) | app |
| run (--run/-r) (--no-run/-N) | True -- will run if --no-run is not present |
| server name | server |
| python (used to create virtual env and download requirments) | python |
| host | 127.0.0.1 |
| port | 5000 |
| react client | no default will ask for either yarn (0.25+) or npm (5.2+) |
| client | client |
Final Output
Assuming standard run makeflaskreact
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