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- Introduction To Flask-Admin
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- Getting Started
- ===============
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- Initialization
- --------------
- The first step is to initialize an empty admin interface for your Flask app::
- from flask import Flask
- from flask_admin import Admin
- app = Flask(__name__)
- admin = Admin(app, name='microblog', template_mode='bootstrap3')
- # Add administrative views here
- app.run()
- Here, both the *name* and *template_mode* parameters are optional. Alternatively,
- you could use the :meth:`~flask_admin.base.Admin.init_app` method.
- If you start this application and navigate to `http://localhost:5000/admin/ <http://localhost:5000/admin/>`_,
- you should see an empty page with a navigation bar on top.
- Adding Model Views
- ------------------
- Model views allow you to add a dedicated set of admin pages for managing any model in your database. Do this by creating
- instances of the *ModelView* class, which you can import from one of Flask-Admin's built-in ORM backends. An example
- is the SQLAlchemy backend, which you can use as follows::
- from flask_admin.contrib.sqla import ModelView
- # Flask and Flask-SQLAlchemy initialization here
- admin = Admin(app, name='
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