def create(test_config=None, mode="app"):
arg_type = type(mode)
assert isinstance(mode, str), f"Expected string, provided {arg_type}"
assert mode in ("app", "celery"), f"Expected app/celery, provided {mode}"
app = Flask(__name__)
# Tell Flask that it should respect the X-Forwarded-For and X-Forwarded-Proto
# headers coming from a proxy (if any).
# On its own Flask's `url_for` is not very smart and if you're serving
# traffic through an HTTPS proxy, `url_for` will create URLs with the HTTP
# protocol. This is the cannonical solution.
# https://werkzeug.palletsprojects.com/en/1.0.x/middleware/proxy_fix/
app.wsgi_app = ProxyFix(app.wsgi_app, x_for=1, x_proto=1)
if shared_config["cors"]["allow_all"]:
CORS(app, resources={r"/*": {"origins": "*"}})
else:
CORS(app)
app.iniconfig = ConfigIni()
configure_flask(test_config, app, mode)
if mode == "app":
helpers.configure_flask_app_logging(
app, shared_config["discprov"]["loglevel_flask"])
return app
if mode == "celery":
# log level is defined via command line in docker yml files
helpers.configure_logging()
configure_celery(app, celery_app.celery, test_config)
return celery_app
raise ValueError("Invalid mode")
def create(test_config=None, mode="app"):
arg_type = type(mode)
assert isinstance(mode, str), f"Expected string, provided {arg_type}"
assert mode in ("app", "celery"), f"Expected app/celery, provided {mode}"
app = Flask(__name__)
if shared_config["cors"]["allow_all"]:
CORS(app, resources={r"/*": {"origins": "*"}})
else:
CORS(app)
app.iniconfig = ConfigIni()
configure_flask(test_config, app, mode)
if mode == "app":
helpers.configure_flask_app_logging(app, shared_config["discprov"]["loglevel_flask"])
return app
if mode == "celery":
# log level is defined via command line in docker yml files
helpers.configure_logging()
configure_celery(app, celery_app.celery, test_config)
return celery_app
raise ValueError("Invalid mode")