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qzq1111/flask-restful-example
flask后端开发接口示例，利用Flask开发后端API接口。包含基本的项目配置、统一响应、MySQL和Redis数据库操作、定时任务、图片生成、项目部署、用户权限认证、报表输出、无限层级生成目录树、阿里云手机验证码验证、微信授权、Celery、单元测试、Drone等模块。
A Flask REST API starter project written in Chinese, covering the full stack of a typical backend service: JWT auth, MySQL via SQLAlchemy, Redis, Celery, scheduled tasks, WeChat OAuth, Aliyun SMS, report generation (Excel/Word/PDF), and CI with Drone. It's a companion to a CSDN blog series, not a framework or library — think of it as a well-documented reference implementation for Chinese developers building Flask backends.
The breadth of integrations is genuinely useful as a copy-paste reference — JWT, Celery factory pattern, WeChat app+web OAuth, and APScheduler pitfalls are all covered in one place rather than scattered across stack overflow posts. The Docker+Gunicorn+Nginx deployment setup is production-realistic, not just 'flask run'. The self-referencing tree structure for unlimited-depth directory trees is a clean implementation worth reading. Unit test setup with coverage reports and HTMLTestRunner is included and actually wired into the CI pipeline.
The codebase is effectively frozen — last meaningful activity was years ago, and Flask 3.x and SQLAlchemy 2.x both introduced breaking changes that aren't addressed. All documentation and comments are in Chinese, which cuts off most of the global developer audience entirely. Configuration via YAML files checked into the repo means secrets management is an afterthought — the config.yaml has database URIs and API keys directly in it. There's no migration tooling (no Flask-Migrate/Alembic setup), so schema changes in a real project would require manual DDL.