Flask-modals

Latest version: v0.5.1

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0.2.6

- This extension does not depend on the Turbo-Flask extension anymore.
- Added a new function `redirect_to` to help in unloading the turbo.js library. The `after_app_request` callback has been removed.

0.2.5

- `_keep_flashes` session variable is now set in an `after_app_request` function. Another session variable `_cond_flashes` is needed to do this.
- Links on the modal page will now not require the `data-turbo="false"` attribute. This is handled by setting the attribute on the body tag in the parser.

0.2.4

- Reload page on redirect to remove the Turbo library. This is better than setting a body attribute of `data-turbo="false"`.
- Fix documentation

0.2.3

- Allow rendering of template on post.
- Refactorings
- Fix documentation

0.0.1

Bootstrap 4 modal form support for Flask.

It uses the Hotwire Turbo library to make ajax requests to the server and Turbo-Flask extension for streaming responses.

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