Samavar is a minimal flask application scaffold to give me a jump start on Flask projects. No part of this project is supposed to be used as is, for long. I use samavaar as starting point and it evolves with the project over time.
- User authentication. Working features include:
- Login.
- Register.
- Change password
- All of Fask-Security; not all are enabled by default.
- Stubs for common pages:
- Dashboard
- Settings
- Public Profile
- Basic Gravatar integration
- Simple notifications app
- Plugable notification delivery via email, text messages, etc.
- Passwordless login.
- Social login.
- REST API scaffolding.
- React frontend scaffolding.
- Test suite and code coverage.
git clone git@github.com:mnazim/samavaar.git myapp
cd myapp
...and start modifying as per your need.
- Only PostgreSQL and Flask-SQLAlchemy are supported.
- All models extend
app.helpers.models.BaseModel.BaseModel, among other things, provides:idUUID primary keycreatedandmodifiedDateTime fields
- SQL or NoSQL? Why not both?
BaseModelprovides a JSONB field nameddata.- Only primary keys, foreign keys, and fields required by third party extensions are stored as separate fields on a model. Everything else going into a JSONB field.
is_disabledflag on records controls whether the record appears in the query results or not.BaseModel.disableandBaseModel.enableare helper methods to flipis_disabled. Implementing semantics around disabled/enabled states are left for client class to implement.- Samavaar has a flatter directory structure than usually suggested for flask apps, for instance, in this Large App Howto.
Looks are not really the point of the project. You would most definitely be coding your own front end templates. Following screenshots are purely for demonstrational purposes.
