def _in_app_func(*args, **kw):
app = create_app()
ac = app.app_context()
try:
ac.push()
kw['app'] = app
func(*args, **kw)
finally:
ac.pop()
def _in_session_request_func(*args, **kw):
request_ctx = None
app = create_app()
ac = app.app_context()
try:
ac.push()
request_ctx = app.test_request_context('/')
request_ctx.push()
kw['app'] = app
func(*args, **kw)
finally:
if request_ctx:
request_ctx.pop()
ac.pop()
from boac.factory import create_app
# When running under WSGI, system environment variables are not automatically made available to Python code, and
# an app restart will result in configurations being lost. We work around this with an explicit load from the shell
# environment, sourcing from the Elastic Beanstalk-provided /opt/python/current/env file if available.
if __name__.startswith('_mod_wsgi'):
command = [
'bash', '-c', '{ source /opt/python/current/env || true; } && env'
]
shell_environment = subprocess.Popen(command, stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
for line in shell_environment.stdout:
key, _, value = line.decode('utf-8').rstrip().partition('=')
os.environ[key] = value
application = create_app()
@application.cli.command()
def initdb():
from boac.models import development_db
development_db.load()
@application.cli.command()
def load_external_data():
from boac.api import cache_utils
cache_utils.load_current_term()
@application.cli.command()
``runfile('consoler.py')``
* Save
* Click on "Python Console"
* Click the bug icon to start a debugging session:
>>> from boac.models.authorized_user import AuthorizedUser
>>> rows = AuthorizedUser.query.all()
>>> pp(rows)
[
<AuthorizedUser 2040,
is_admin=True,
is_advisor=False,
is_director=False,
updated=2018-01-12 11:02:35.536022,
created=2018-01-12 11:02:35.536011>
, ...
"""
from boac.factory import create_app
from pprintpp import pprint as pp # noqa
app = create_app()
ac = app.app_context()
ac.push()
print(
'You are now in a Flask app context. To run normal app teardown processes, type:'
)
print(' ac.pop()')