Übersicht
Flask is a Python microframework for building web sites with minimal overhead. Think of it as a lightweight version of Django with fewer features, but better speed. Flask is supported on v6+ platforms using Passagier.
Schnellstart
Alle Schritte werden vom Terminal. While it may be possible to deploy a Flask application without using terminal, it is strongly recommended for ease.
- Prerequisite: create a Beifahrer-kompatibel Dateisystem-Layout
- Change directories to the base, we’ll name the base directory
flask
in/var/www
cd /var/www/flask
- Optional: determine which Python version to use for Flask using pyenv
- Install flask using pip:
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pip install flask
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- Create a Passenger startup file to run Flask as a Python WSGI application:
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from flask import Flask application = Flask(__name__) @application.route("/") def hello(): return "Hello World!" if __name__ == "__main__": application.run()
- Of importance, this example is identical to the Flask “Hello World!” example with a minor change:
app
is renamed toapplication
to comply with Passenger. Passenger will always look for an instance variable namedapplication
to run the application.
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- Verbinden Sie
öffentlich/
to a subdomain within the control panel under Web > Subdomains - Access your subdomain running Flask
Restarting a Flask app
Since Flask runs using Passenger, it uses the same restart method as any Passenger-backed app.
Siehe auch
- Explore Flask eBook
- Flask documentation
- Django vs. Flask vs. Pyramide
- Flask demo running on a v6 account