The ideia behind the project is to create an useful and simple template for an rest app . Besides the good intentions, I tried to follow some ideas that I've learned. (see "inspirations" item).
I also tried to create useful docstrings and helpers functions. However, I did not create (yet) a documentation based on docstring (e.g. using sphinx), what [IMO] could give an idea about write docs.
Instead to use the default (from stdlib) unittest module, I prefer to use pytest. I hope it can be useful and nice.
Python 3.4.x
This module is a complete CRUD as an example of structure to facilitate a demonstration about write tests (unit and integration). In this mock, I used passlib to generate hashs, but just as an example...
- Flask-MongoEngine
- Flask-JWT
- Flask-Restful
- uWSGI
- Pytest
- pytest-cov
- pylama
It's a possible issue/to-do. Create a branch using something like sqlalchemy + postgres...
There is a lot of things to do:
- Improving tests and coverage
- Updating the use of third party libs
- Improving this README.md
- Reporting an issue (typo, RFC, other kind of mistake/error)
- Adding a python2 support ( I did not verify it yet)
- and etc
It's a public domain project. =]
- Ideas and answers >> #pocoo IRC channel;
- cookiecutter-flask;
- Flask Snippets;
- Flask-restful-example;
- What the Flask a tutorial in portuguese by Bruno Rocha
- Flaskbook by Miguel Grinberg
- Some questions in Stack Overflow or tweets that I don't have a link. =P