Flask based API #386
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Flask based API #386
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possible error fixes
[flask]: remove analytics tracking
Co-authored-by: Samuel Gratzl <[email protected]>
Add Flask server files to correct deployment location
Hack to move flask tests out of the way before py3test
Hide the remaining flask tests from py3test
build: try to fix moving tests
build: match is required for globbing
[flask] separate image step and only build on certain branches
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follow up on #350 with the branch in this repo for CI purposes.
based on #337
closes #178 and closes #177
proof of concept that we could also use Python for the API and thus get rid of PHP for hosting the API. The public interface remains the same but allows way more flexibility if we want to. Moreover, it is python thus we can unit test/lint/format it properly.
There is also a Dockerfile that will create a docker image to run it.
for the 414 failing unit test, see also benoitc/gunicorn#2487