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Initializing Python 3.8 Flask App

Creating new Python Flask Application#

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This feature is still on beta. Keep checking back in for more information or join our slack channel to get more information here.

User will be able to initialize Python Flask Application using the following command:

lc code init --name "<AppName>" --module "<ModuleName>" --function "<FunctionName>" --language "python3.8" --web "flask"

Using Existing Python Flask Application#

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