damyanbogoev/flask-bookshelf

Flask Series

Flask Series

A project describing how to implement a Flask based application.

Detailed information about the Flask Series steps can be found here.

0. Prepare the Environment
1. Structure the Application
2. Application Configuration
3. Templating
4. Model
5. Testing
6. Views and Web Forms
7. Error Management
8. Security
9. Optimizations: Caching, GZIP Compression and CDN
10. Health Checking and Monitoring
11. Internationalization
12. Deployment

The demo application is updated with the latest major Flask 1.0 release.

flask-bookshelf's Issues

Not an issue, a request.

Thank you for the tutorial. It was immensely helpful. I would love to see a section on setting up Celery for background tasks.

[Question] Where to see how is the proper way using lang_code in URLs ?

I have some example

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49496761/two-language-flask-site-with-or-without-blueprints/49948870#49948870

but I am not sure if I correctly using some details, I need to have app without babel and international urls with lang_codes and logic for switching language and saving lang_code in cookie with blueprint or without it

Handling exception from Babel when no local found in url - babel.core.UnknownLocaleError

I didn't entirely follow the tutorial but did find the Localisation part very helpful, hence I implemented the solution in my own app.

One issue I encountered with this implementation is that if I had a url like this "www.example.com/path-that-does-not-exit/" then instead of seeing a 404, I got a babel error.

The error was due to the fact that the localeselector in babel got the 'path-that-does-not-exit' as locale. To fix this, I did the following here,

flask-bookshelf/bookshelf/__init__.py

Lines 44 to 48 in c1549bc

	@babel.localeselector
	def get_locale():
	return g.get('lang_code', app.config['BABEL_DEFAULT_LOCALE'])

    def get_locale():
        if g.get('lang_code') not in app.config['SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES'].keys():
            return app.config['BABEL_DEFAULT_LOCALE']
        else:
            return g.get('lang_code', app.config['BABEL_DEFAULT_LOCALE'])```

waiting for the later series, hah, thanks

will close this later