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Adds GraphQL support to your Flask application. This will add /graphql endpoint to your app and enable the GraphiQL IDE. If you are using the Schema type of Graphene library, be sure to use the graphql_schema attribute to pass as schema on the GraphQLView view. Otherwise, the GraphQLSchema from graphql-core is the way to go. The GraphQLSchema object that you want the view to execute when it gets a valid request. A value to pass as the context_value to graphql execute function. By default is...

This project obtains the shared ss(r) account from the ss(r) shared website crawler, redistributes the account and generates a subscription link by parsing and verifying the account connectivity. Since Google plus will be closed on April 2, 2019, almost all the available accounts crawled before come from Google plus. So if you are building your own website, please keep an eye on the updates of this project and redeploy using the latest source code.

A Simple way of using Server Side rendered Vue.js 2.0+ natively in Express using streams. If you want to use vue.js and setup a large-scale web application that is server-side rendered, using Node+Express, but you want to use all the fantastic tools given to you by Vue.js. Then this is the library for you. The idea is simple use Node+Express for your Controller and Models, and Vue.js for your Views.. you can have a secure server-side rendered website without all the hassle. ...

Quokka is a Content Management Framework written in Python. A lightweight framework to build CMS (Content Management System) as websites, portals, blogs, applications and anything related to publishing content to the web. Quokka is not limited to CMS area, it is also possible to create Quokka extensions to provide any kind of web application based on Python and Flask. Quokka can also (optionally) generate a static website from the contents generated in its admin interface. ...

An piece of software that helps you creating forms for your webpages. puts the whole from into a table so the HTML is export quite elegant. I programmed it in Python, using Tkinter.