def make_app(set_path=False, db_setup=True, testing=False):
# If you are reading this code and wonder how to access the app:
# >>> from flask import current_app as app
# This only works while inside an application context but you really shouldn't have any
# reason to access it outside this method without being inside an application context.
# When set_path is enabled, SERVER_NAME and APPLICATION_ROOT are set according to BaseURL
# so URLs can be generated without an app context, e.g. in the indico shell
if _app_ctx_stack.top:
Logger.get('flask').warn('make_app({}) called within app context, using existing app:\n{}'.format(
set_path, '\n'.join(traceback.format_stack())))
return _app_ctx_stack.top.app
app = IndicoFlask('indico', static_folder=None, template_folder='web/templates')
app.config['TESTING'] = testing
fix_root_path(app)
configure_app(app, set_path)
setup_jinja(app)
with app.app_context():
setup_assets()
if db_setup:
configure_db(app)
extend_url_map(app)
add_handlers(app)
add_blueprints(app)
if app.config['INDICO_COMPAT_ROUTES']:
add_compat_blueprints(app)
if not app.config['TESTING']:
add_plugin_blueprints(app)
Logger.init_app(app)
return app
def make_app(set_path=False, testing=False):
# If you are reading this code and wonder how to access the app:
# >>> from flask import current_app as app
# This only works while inside an application context but you really shouldn't have any
# reason to access it outside this method without being inside an application context.
# When set_path is enabled, SERVER_NAME and APPLICATION_ROOT are set according to BaseURL
# so URLs can be generated without an app context, e.g. in the indico shell
if _app_ctx_stack.top:
Logger.get('flask').warn(
'make_app({}) called within app context, using existing app:\n{}'.
format(set_path, '\n'.join(traceback.format_stack())))
return _app_ctx_stack.top.app
app = IndicoFlask('indico',
static_folder=None,
template_folder='web/templates')
app.config['TESTING'] = testing
fix_root_path(app)
configure_app(app, set_path)
celery.init_app(app)
babel.init_app(app)
multipass.init_app(app)
oauth.init_app(app)
setup_jinja(app)
with app.app_context():
setup_assets()
configure_db(app)
mm.init_app(app)
extend_url_map(app)
add_handlers(app)
setup_request_stats(app)
add_blueprints(app)
Logger.init_app(app)
plugin_engine.init_app(app, Logger.get('plugins'))
if not plugin_engine.load_plugins(app):
raise Exception('Could not load some plugins: {}'.format(', '.join(
plugin_engine.get_failed_plugins(app))))
# Below this points plugins are available, i.e. sending signals makes sense
add_plugin_blueprints(app)
# themes can be provided by plugins
with app.app_context():
register_theme_sass()
signals.app_created.send(app)
return app
def make_app(set_path=False, db_setup=True, testing=False):
# If you are reading this code and wonder how to access the app:
# >>> from flask import current_app as app
# This only works while inside an application context but you really shouldn't have any
# reason to access it outside this method without being inside an application context.
# When set_path is enabled, SERVER_NAME and APPLICATION_ROOT are set according to BaseURL
# so URLs can be generated without an app context, e.g. in the indico shell
if _app_ctx_stack.top:
Logger.get("flask").warn(
"make_app({}) called within app context, using existing app:\n{}".format(
set_path, "\n".join(traceback.format_stack())
)
)
return _app_ctx_stack.top.app
app = IndicoFlask("indico", static_folder=None, template_folder="web/templates")
app.config["TESTING"] = testing
fix_root_path(app)
configure_app(app, set_path)
celery.init_app(app)
babel.init_app(app)
multipass.init_app(app)
oauth.init_app(app)
setup_jinja(app)
with app.app_context():
setup_assets()
if db_setup:
configure_db(app)
extend_url_map(app)
add_handlers(app)
add_blueprints(app)
Logger.init_app(app)
plugin_engine.init_app(app, Logger.get("plugins"))
if not plugin_engine.load_plugins(app):
raise Exception("Could not load some plugins: {}".format(", ".join(plugin_engine.get_failed_plugins(app))))
# Below this points plugins are available, i.e. sending signals makes sense
add_plugin_blueprints(app)
signals.app_created.send(app)
return app
def make_app(set_path=False, db_setup=True, testing=False):
# If you are reading this code and wonder how to access the app:
# >>> from flask import current_app as app
# This only works while inside an application context but you really shouldn't have any
# reason to access it outside this method without being inside an application context.
# When set_path is enabled, SERVER_NAME and APPLICATION_ROOT are set according to BaseURL
# so URLs can be generated without an app context, e.g. in the indico shell
if _app_ctx_stack.top:
Logger.get('flask').warn(
'make_app({}) called within app context, using existing app:\n{}'.
format(set_path, '\n'.join(traceback.format_stack())))
return _app_ctx_stack.top.app
app = IndicoFlask('indico',
static_folder=None,
template_folder='web/templates')
app.config['TESTING'] = testing
fix_root_path(app)
configure_app(app, set_path)
setup_jinja(app)
with app.app_context():
setup_assets()
if db_setup:
configure_db(app)
extend_url_map(app)
add_handlers(app)
add_blueprints(app)
if app.config['INDICO_COMPAT_ROUTES']:
add_compat_blueprints(app)
if not app.config['TESTING']:
add_plugin_blueprints(app)
Logger.init_app(app)
return app
