starterkit
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The root folder that contains Metronic Flask folder.
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_keenthemes
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This is a Core Flask for Keenthemes products.
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libs
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Metronic library which is often used for common files, utility classes, imported dependencies
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src
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The source folder which located the raw version of HTML templates. The assets will be used for assets bundling.
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templatetags
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Template Tags are simple Python functions which accepts a 1 or more value, an optional argument, process those values and return a value to be displayed on the page.
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tools
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The build tools for assets.
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__init__.py
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The __init__.py files are required to make Python treat the directories as containing packages
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bootstrap.py
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Combine the necessary bits in the framework together to be able to process and handle the functionality thrown at the system.
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settings.py
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settings.py is a core file in Flask projects. It holds all the configuration values that your web app needs to work; database settings, logging configuration, where to find static files, API keys if you work with external APIs, and a bunch of other stuff.
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_templates
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Text document or a Python string marked-up using the Flask template language.
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auth
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Example auth HTML markup template files.
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dashboards
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Example dashboard HTML markup template files.
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layout
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Contains the base layout files.
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partials
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Contains partial files.
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assets
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An asset is typically a static file such as JS files, image files, CSS files. A bundle is when those files are then compressed together into a single file.
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venv
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venv (for Python 3) allow you to manage separate package installations for different projects.
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.flaskenv
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Easily set Flask settings from environment variables.
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__init__.py
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The __init__.py file makes Python treat directories containing it as modules. Furthermore, this is the first file to be loaded in a module.
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requirements.txt
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In Python requirement. txt file is a type of file that usually stores information about all the libraries, modules, and packages in itself that are used while developing a particular project. It also stores all files and packages on which that project is dependent or requires to run.
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.gitignore
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A gitignore file specifies intentionally untracked files that Git should ignore. Files already tracked by Git are not affected
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documentation.html
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The documentation file.
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README.md
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README file as a quick guide that gives a detailed description
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