Flask-Scaffold 2.0 let's you Prototype Database Driven Web Apps (Angular 6, Bootstrap 4) and REST API's (Flask python framework),
Features include
- Python 3 Support
- RESTFUL JSON API
- Continous Integration with Travis-CI
- Inbuilt User Management and Admin Dashboard
- Google Analytics
- Datatables support
###Demo Sign Up and Login
###Installation
Please ensure that development libraries for PostgreSQL are installed along with NPM.
####Step 1:Clone the project to your application folder.
git clone git@github.com:Leo-g/Flask-Scaffold.git YourAppFolderName && cd YourAppFolderName
####Step 2: Install the requirements and add your Database configuration details.
pip install -r requirements.txt
cd app/templates/static
npm install
vim config.py
#Fill in your database username, password, name, host etc
For a list of supported fields please see https://github.com/Leo-g/Flask-Scaffold/wiki/Fields
vim scaffold/blog.yaml
posts:
- title:string
- body:text
- author:string
- creation_date:datetime
- published:boolean
comments:
- author:string
- body:text
- author_url:url
- created_on:date
- approved:boolean
authors:
- name:string
- profile:text
- url:url
python scaffold.py scaffold/blog.yaml
python db.py db init
python db.py db migrate
python db.py db upgrade
python run.py
**You should be able to see the Login Page at http://localhost:5000, Sign Up and Login
####For unit testing with python Unit tests
For a Single module
python app/<module_name>/test_<module_name>.py
For all modules
bash tests.bash
###API
API calls can be made to the following URL
Note: This example is for a Post module
| HTTP Method | URL | Results |
|---|---|---|
| GET | http://localhost:5000/api/v1/posts.json | Returns a list of all Posts |
| POST | http://localhost:5000/api/v1/posts.json | Creates a New Post |
| GET | http://localhost:5000/api/v1/posts/1.json | Returns details for the a single Post |
| PATCH | http://localhost:5000/api/v1/posts/1.json | Update a Post |
| DELETE | http://localhost:8001/api/v1/posts/1.json | Delete a Post |
The JSON format follows the spec at jsonapi.org and a sample is available in the sample.json file
###Directory Structure Project-Folder |-- config.py |--run.py |--requirements.txt |--conf.js |__ /venv |-- db.py |__ /scaffold |-- scaffold.py |-- tests.bash #Tests for all modules |__ app/ |-- init.py +-- module-1 |-- init.py |-- models.py |-- test_module-1.py # Unit Tests for module 1 |-- views.py +-- module-2 |-- init.py |-- models.py |-- test_module-2.py # Unit Tests for module 2 |-- views.py |__ templates +-- static + -- js |-- app.js |-- login.js |-- css |-- images +-- module-1 |-- _form.html |-- index.html |-- add.html |-- update.html |-- controller.js |--conf.js |--spec.js +-- module-2 |-- _form.html |-- index.html |-- add.html |-- update.html |-- controller.js |-- conf.js |-- spec.js
Add your tracking ID and Domain name in app.js in the app.config section
app.config(function (AnalyticsProvider) {
// Set a single account
AnalyticsProvider.setAccount('UA-XXXXX-xx');
AnalyticsProvider.setDomainName('XXX');
});
For complete Documentation see the wiki
Note: This app in based on https://github.com/start-angular/SB-Admin-BS4-Angular-6