This PR sets up a new Flask project with Flask-Login for user authentication and defines basic routes for the application. It also includes a requirements.txt file listing the necessary dependencies.
Summary of Changes
Created a new main.py file as the entry point for the Flask application.
Added Flask, Flask-Login, and an asynchronous library to the requirements.txt file.
Set up Flask-Login by creating a User model with fields for username and password.
Defined routes for login, logout, and signup, and handled user sessions using Flask-Login.
Defined basic routes for the application, including the homepage, user profile pages, and a page for creating new posts.
Handled errors appropriately in the routes and protected routes that should only be accessible to authenticated users.
Fixes #1.
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Description
This PR sets up a new Flask project with Flask-Login for user authentication and defines basic routes for the application. It also includes a requirements.txt file listing the necessary dependencies.
Summary of Changes
Fixes #1.
To checkout this PR branch, run the following command in your terminal:
🎉 Latest improvements to Sweep:
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