canonicalwebteam-store-base
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This is the base application for all stores. Each store is registered as a blueprint when the app is initialized, other configs and blueprints that are store-specific are also registered on the app. This allows for uniformity of certain endpoints and functionalities across all stores and also allows for extension and customization of endpoints and features that are store specific. See Usage section for example.
To install this extension as a requirement in your project, you can use PIP:
pip install canonicalwebteam.store-base
The package leverages poetry for dependency management.
All tests can be run with poetry run python3 -m unittest discover tests.
Note: You might have to do poetry install before running the command above.
from canonicalwebteam.store_base.app import create_app
import store-specific blueprint
import store-specific utility processor
app = create_app(
"app_name",
store_bp=store-specific blueprint,
utility_processor=store-specific utility_processor,
)
app.static_folder=app_static_folder
app.template_folder=app_template_folder
app.static_url_path=app_static_url_path
all other store blueprints and configurations should be registered here
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An application base for all stores
We found that canonicalwebteam-store-base demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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