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Flask: using multiple packages in one application.

I am just starting with a flask and I am trapped. I am trying to write a small blog to get used to the structure, so I made two packages: "auth" and "posts". I read the section "Large Applications" in the "Documents checkbox" .

My catalog is as follows.

>/root
>>run.py 

>>/posts

>>>____init____.py  
>>>views.py  
>>>/templates
>>>/static  

>>/auth  
>>>____init____.py  
>>>views.py  
>>>/templates
>>>/static

run.py looks like this:

from flask import Flask
from auth import auth_app
from posts import posts_app

auth_app.run()
posts_app.run()

/posts/__init__.pyand /auth/__init__.pylook like this:

from flask import Flask

auth_app = Flask(__name__)

import auth.views

and view.py look like this:

from auth import auth_app

@auth_app.route('/auth/')
def index():
    return "hello auth!"

But whenever I start the server, only localhost / auth / is available, and everything else gives 404, som, I assume that the posts application does not start.

Can anyone help?

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from flask import Flask
from auth import auth_blueprint
from posts import post_blueprint

app = Flask(__name__)
app.register_blueprint(auth_blueprint)
app.register_blueprint(post_blueprint)
app.run()
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