I am developing my first Flask application.
In this application I have a put request from which I am querying the database. However I am not able to access and display the result of the query.

I am developing my first Flask application.
In this application I have a put request from which I am querying the database. However I am not able to access and display the result of the query.

I am developing my first Flask application.
In this application I have a put request from which I am querying the database. However I am not able to access and display the result of the query.

I am developing my first Flask application.
In this application I have a put request from which I am querying the database. However I am not able to access and display the result of the query.

Hello I kind of stuck in making a database for my flask application using SQLAlchemy. infact I’m watching a toturial for flask apps, everything was ok until I’ve reached this error: SQLAlchemy.create_all() got an unexpected argument ‘app’

Hello I kind of stuck in making a database for my flask application using SQLAlchemy. infact I’m watching a toturial for flask apps, everything was ok until I’ve reached this error: SQLAlchemy.create_all() got an unexpected argument ‘app’

from sqlalchemy_utils import aggregated class Thread(Base): __tablename__ = ‘thread’ id = sa.Column(sa.Integer, primary_key=True) name = sa.Column(sa.Unicode(255)) @aggregated(‘comments’, sa.Column(sa.Integer)) def comment_count(self): return sa.func.count(‘1’) comments = sa.orm.relationship( ‘Comment’, backref=’thread’ ) class Comment(Base): __tablename__ = ‘comment’ id = sa.Column(sa.Integer, primary_key=True) content = sa.Column(sa.UnicodeText) thread_id = sa.Column(sa.Integer, sa.ForeignKey(Thread.id)) active = sa.Column(sa.Boolean) I want the comment_count field to be count […]

Hello. I used Miguel Grinberg’s Flask Microblog for a project of mine. I downloaded the latest version and opened it in visual studio code . I downloaded the necessary libraries and set up the virtual environment. When I start it up, for example when I want to register a user, I get the OperationalError sqlalchemy.exc.OperationalError: […]

I’ve been working on a Flask application for a college project, and I’m facing an issue where the data isn’t getting saved to the database. Everything seems to work fine, but for some reason, the data isn’t persisting.

After the tables started being created upon server startup, there were no problems, but now I get an error with every request.