Flask-Bootstrap

Flask-Bootstrap packages Bootstrap into an extension that mostly consists of a blueprint named ‘bootstrap’. It can also create links to serve Bootstrap from a CDN.

Installation

Flask-Bootstrap can be installed using pip from PyPI. Using virtualenv is recommended – for no specific reason other than it being good practice. Installing is simple:

pip install flask-bootstrap

For development, clone the official github repository instead and use:

python setup.py develop

Getting started

To get started, go ahead by reading Basic usage. A list of FAQ is also available.

The latest major version of Bootstrap as of this writing is Bootstrap 3. A branch of Flask-Bootstrap supporting version 2 is still supported, see the page on Using Bootstrap 2 for details.

A note on versioning

Flask-Bootstrap tries to keep some track of Bootstrap releases. Versioning is usually in the form of Bootstrap version.``Flask-Bootstrap iteration``. For example, a version of 2.0.3.2 bundles Bootstrap version 2.0.3 and is the second release of Flask-Bootstrap containing that version.

If you need to rely on your templates not changing, simply pin the version in your setup.py.