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Flask #flaskTable of ContentsAbout1 Chapter 1: Getting started with Flask2 Remarks2 Versions2 Examples2 Installation - Stable2 Hello World3 Installation - Latest3 Installation - 2: Accessing request data5 Introduction5 Examples5 Accessing query string5 Combined form and query string5 Accessing form fields6 Chapter 3: Authorization and authentication7 Examples7 Using Flask -login extension7 General idea7 Create a LoginManager7 Specify a callback used for loading users7A class representing your user8 Logging the users in8I have logged in a user, what now?9 Logging users out10 What happens if a user is not logged in and I access the current_user object?10 What next?10 Timing out the login session11 Chapter 4: Blueprints12 Introduction12 Examples12A basic Flask blueprints example12 Chapter 5: Class-Based Views14 Examples14 Basic example14 Chapter 6: Custom Jinja2 Template Filters15 Syntax15 Parameters15 Examples15 Format datetime in a Jinja2 template15 Chapter 7: Deploying Flask application using uWSGI web server with Nginx16 Examples16 Using uWSGI to run a Flask application16 Installing nginx and setting it up for uWSGI17 Enable streaming from flask18 Set up Flask Application, uWGSI, Nginx - Server Configurations boiler template (default, p19 Chapter 8: File Uploads24 Syntax24 Exam)
Flask is a Python web application micro-framework built on top of the Werkzeug WSGI library. The "micro" in micro-framework means Flask aims to keep the core simple but extensible. won’t make many decisions for you, such as what database to use, and the decisions that it does
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