A Git frontend with Flask part 3
In this article, I'll be going over the commit and inspect pages. The commit page is responsible for showing the changes made in a commit, and the inspect page is responsible for showing the contents of a file.
In this article, I'll be going over the commit and inspect pages. The commit page is responsible for showing the changes made in a commit, and the inspect page is responsible for showing the contents of a file.
Currently, whenever I wanted to update the repositories stored on the server serving the web app, I had to SSH into the server and pull from the Bitbucket repository. It would be nice if I could push to the server as a remote instead.
Hey, this game actually isn't too bad.
I recently came across a small community building custom "start pages" for their browsers.
What do you get when you wrap a Flask app behind a Nginx reverse proxy managed by Circus and wrapped in a Docker container? The need to read a lot of documentation.
This past week, I wrote about the EVE SSO flow in Python using Flask. Here's how to do it with a separate frontend using Vue.js.
I've written a handful of web apps using EVE Online's Single Sign-On service, so I'm sharing an example app I've written to demonstrate that flow using my CREST library, Preston.
Prest now supports refresh tokens.
Using websockets to communicate the progress of a task ran in a separate thread.
I've renamed my EVE CREST tool from Prest to Preston.