Plain
Plain is a web framework for building products with Python.
The core plain package provides the backbone of a Python web application (similar to Flask), while the additional first-party packages can power a more fully-featured database-backed app (similar to Django).
All Plain packages are designed to work together and use PEP 420 to share the plain namespace.
To quickly get started with Plain, visit plainframework.com/start/.
Core Modules
The plain package includes everything you need to start handling web requests with Python:
- assets - Serve static files and assets.
- cli - The
plainCLI, powered by Click. - csrf - Cross-Site Request Forgery protection.
- forms - HTML forms and form validation.
- http - HTTP request and response handling.
- logs - Logging configuration and utilities.
- preflight - Preflight checks for your app.
- runtime - Runtime settings and configuration.
- templates - Jinja2 templates and rendering.
- urls - URL routing and request dispatching.
- views - Class-based views and request handlers.
Foundational Packages
- plain.postgres - Define and interact with your database models.
- plain.cache - A database-driven general purpose cache.
- plain.email - Send emails with SMTP or custom backends.
- plain.sessions - User sessions and cookies.
- plain.jobs - Background jobs stored in the database.
- plain.api - Build APIs with Plain views.
- plain.mcp - Expose your app to AI clients as an MCP server.
Auth Packages
- plain.auth - User authentication and authorization.
- plain.oauth - OAuth authentication and API access.
- plain.passwords - Password-based login and registration.
- plain.loginlink - Login links for passwordless authentication.
Admin Packages
- plain.admin - An admin interface for back-office tasks.
- plain.flags - Feature flags.
- plain.connect - Export traces, metrics, and logs to Plain Cloud via OTLP.
Dev Packages
- plain.dev - A single command for local development.
- plain.testing - Write and run tests.
- plain.code - Code formatting and linting.
- plain.portal - Remote Python shell and file transfer via encrypted tunnel.
- plain.tunnel - Expose your local server to the internet.
Frontend Packages
- plain.tailwind - Tailwind CSS integration without Node.js.
- plain.htmx - HTMX integrated into views and templates.
- plain.elements - Server-side HTML components.
- plain.pages - Static pages with Markdown and Jinja2.
- plain.vendor - Vendor JavaScript and CSS libraries.
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