I am using Flask version 0.7. I have stored the path of static content in a configuration file and loaded it using
app.config.from_envvar(<file_name>)
Can I be able to access this config variable in the template without passing the variables through the view?
Use flask. current_app in place of app in the blueprint view. The current_app proxy is only available in the context of a request.
secret key is a random key used to encrypt your cookies and save send them to the browser. This error is because of this line in the Flask-Debugtoolbar code. To fix this you just need to set a SECRET_KEY in your config file. app.config['SECRET_KEY'] = "Your_secret_string"
There are a few global variables that are passed in the templates context by default by flask (here is the complete list), one of them being config
, which allows you to access the application configuration from templates. Being a dictionary, it can be accessed using the syntax config['MY_CONFIGURATION']
or config.MY_CONFIGURATION
(this syntax for accessing dict items is specific to Jinja).
On the other hand, if you wanted to pass arbitrary data to your templates without having to pass it explicitely in each view, you would have to use context processors.
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