:tocdepth: 2 Connect other flask with flask-unity #################################### Apparently, there are alot of flask extensions currently, most of which are in `PyPI `_, and more are about to exist from different communities of open source. With this **flask-unity** bring tricks on how to connect those other extensions with it. Same thing with the `docs of flask `_ on how to connect other extensions, so no big deal. Wondering on where to put such in your flask project created using flask-unity? Don't worry! We get you! The place (module) to put such is in your project sub-folder config.py file (//config.py), making comparement with our `schoolsite` app it would be **(schoolsite/schoolsite/config.py)**. Import the package at the top, then configure it within the `create_app` function outside the for loop, like so:: from flask_foo import Foo foo = Foo() def create_app(reg_blueprints=False, conf=Config): app = Flask(__name__) app.config.from_object(conf) app.app_context().push() for ext in ext_lst: ext.init_app(app) foo.init_app(app) **Example using Flask-Mail** .. code-block:: python from flask_mail import Mail mail = Mail() def create_app(reg_blueprints=False, conf=Config): app = Flask(__name__) app.config.from_object(conf) app.app_context().push() for ext in ext_lst: ext.init_app(app) mail.init_app(app) Next configure it options in your project sub-folder secret.py file (//secret.py), within the `Config` class, like:: MAIL_SERVER : 'smtp.gmail.com' MAIL_PORT : 465 MAIL_USERNAME : developer MAIL_PASSWORD : passwd123 Next load them within the `load_env` function like:: os.environ['FLASK_MAIL_SERVER'] = Config.MAIL_SERVER os.environ['FLASK_MAIL_PORT'] = Config.MAIL_PORT os.environ['FLASK_MAIL_USERNAME'] = Config.MAIL_USERNAME os.environ['FLASK_MAIL_PASSWORD'] = Config.MAIL_PASSWORD More docs on how to use flask-mail could be found `here `_