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Hmm. What would you say about the Werkzeug debugger? It's been around a while but also allows in-browser console debugging. http://werkzeug.pocoo.org/docs/debu
by joeyespo 15y ago
Hmm. What would you say about the Werkzeug debugger? It's been around a while but also allows in-browser console debugging.
http://werkzeug.pocoo.org/docs/debug/ http://werkzeug.pocoo.org/docs/debug/
- rufugee 15y agoI'd be interested in this as well (as someone preparing to start a flask project)...
- joeyespo 15y agoAh Flask is pretty incredible. You could probably learn it and build a functional MVP by the time we get a decent answer. (And no, I'm not hinting that it'll take a long time for him to answer :) You can turn off the console debugger though if it's making you uneasy by doing this: app.run('localhost', debug=True, use_evalex=False) You'll still get the nice stack trace and code context, but without the ability to run arbitrary code.