For Flask users

Hyperflask is a framework built on top of Flask combining multiple extensions into a unique experience.

Instead of creating an instance of Flask for your app, you create an instances of Hyperflask. See the project's homepage for a list of all extensions used by Hyperflask. A lot of them are developed as part of the Hyperflask organization.

The flask module can be replaced by hyperflask for all your Flask related imports.

The hyperflask command should be used instead of flask to run and manage your app.

Warning

Hyperflask loads its configuration from files. Configuration happens as part of the Hyperflask constructor. This means once you have created your app, it is already configured and extensions are already initialized. To provide configuration at app creation time, use app = Hyperflask(__name__, config={"key": "value"})

# app.py
from hyperflask import Hyperflask, request

app = Hyperflask(__name__)

@app.route('/')
def index():
    return render_template_string("hello {{name}}", name=request.args.get('name', 'world'))

$ hyperflask dev