While working on some projects, I've found out that Flask-User doesn't properly hold initialization without passed app, db and UserClass objects. And even if you want to firstly create UserManager and then init_app, you have to do smth like UserManager(app=None, ...), which looks inconsistent and odd.
While working on some projects, I've found out that Flask-User doesn't properly hold initialization without passed
app,dbandUserClassobjects. And even if you want to firstly createUserManagerand theninit_app, you have to do smth likeUserManager(app=None, ...), which looks inconsistent and odd.