v0.13.1

What's Changed

• bind field render_kw args to extend form field binding
• Add info about usage of components by @eruvanos in #44

Full Changelog: 0.13.0...0.13.1

v0.13.0

Full Changelog: 0.7.0...0.13.0

What's Changed

• added example of passing data to a meld component by @olierxleben in #33
• Add basic documentation by @mikeabrahamsen in #34
• Fix broken Application Factory link in index.md (Issue #35) by @aambrioso1 in #36
• Use flask root_path for path references by @eruvanos in #43

New Contributors

• @olierxleben made their first contribution in #33

Full Changelog: 0.7.0...0.13.0

0.7.0

• Added event system to Emit and Listen for events between components (Thank you @erik-hasse)
• Added source maps for JS (Thank you @RusiNR)
• Added a CLI option to create a component (Thank you @RusiNR )
• Modified CLI commands
  • 'meld new project name_of_project`
  • 'meld new component name_of_component` (Thank you @RusiNR)
  • SECRET_KEY will be generated automatically if not found as ENV VAR
• Fixed examples: no longer use HTML comments as they cause issues when copying to template files (Thank you @aambrioso1)
• Added example of passing variables to Meld components (Thank you @olierxleben)

These changes were made as part of the PyCon 2021 code sprint. Huge thank you to everyone involved, these contributions have helped extend the capabilities of Meld as well as make it easier for new users to get started!

Meld CLI

The fastest way to get started with Flask-Meld

Install flask-meld to your Python environment: pip install flask-meld

1. Replace "project_name" with the name of your project
   meld new project_name

2. Change to your project_name directory and install requirements
   cd project_name; pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Run the flask-meld development server
   flask run