Running your Crudcast app¶
Once you’ve created your Crudcast config.yml file, you can start your app with the following command (from the same folder as your config file):
crudcast
Futher options¶
Config file¶
If your config.yml is in a different location, you can point Crudcast at it like this:
crudcast --config-file /path/to/custom/config.yml
Host¶
By default, Crudcast sets the host name to 0.0.0.0. This can be overwritten as follows:
crudcast --host 127.0.0.1
Import name¶
It’s also possible to specify Flask’s import_name parameter
crudcast --import-name myapplication
Disable dotenv loading¶
By default, Flask looks for environmental variables in the nearest .env or .flaskenv file. To
disable this behaviour, use the following command
crudcast --no-load-dotenv
Creating users¶
If you have enable the users model, you can create new users via the command line, as follows:
crudcast --create-user
Enter a username: chris
Enter password:
Confirm password:
Note
Using this switch doesn’t start the server - it will just exit once the user has been created