Building data-driven web apps with Flask and SQLAlchemy Transcripts
Chapter: Routing and URLs
Lecture: Demo: Routing, loading the project
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Let's dig into our project for this next chapter.
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So over here we have a new folder, Chapter 6 Routing.
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And again we're going to have the code we're starting from
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and the final code for this chapter.
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Right now they're the same.
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They're both the final code from the Jinja template one
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but that's not how it's going to stay.
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So let's go over here and set this up.
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We won't do this every time
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But I'll do this a time or two, do it this time
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so you get used to it.
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Come over here and you can see where our requirements are
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and stuff like that.
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Now let's go and create a virtual environment.
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I have a little shortcut
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you can see the little command at the top.
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So that's activated and lets load this up in PyCharm.
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All right, we have our project all setup.
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Let's just check again that our template is set right.
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Python template languages, Jinja2.
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Okay, good, that is all set up.
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Now, it looks like our app is about ready to run.
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Let's go over here and just try it real quick.
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Of course we do have to install our requirements.
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Good that PyCharm is keeping us honest.
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Looks like it was installed.
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So we should be able to just go over here
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right click and say run.
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Super, it looks like our app is back in business.
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There's not a whole lot going on
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that's interesting there yet
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but it is getting there.
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Hide away our fake data for now.
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We'll get back to that. So that's it.
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Our app is up and running. Time to add some features.
