Appcraft Documentation

Welcome to the Appcraft documentation for version 0.6.0b0!

Appcraft is a modular framework designed to simplify software development by providing a structured and extensible architecture. It enables developers to create and manage complex applications with ease, ensuring scalability and maintainability.

This version includes all the essential features and modules to help you get started with AppCraft.

• 1. Getting Started
  • 1.1. Installation
  • 1.2. Starting a New Project
  • 1.3. Adding Templates to an Existing Project
• 2. Templates
  • 2.1. Template Types
  • 2.2. Base Template
  • 2.3. Poetry Template
  • 2.4. Pipenv Template
  • 2.5. uv Template
  • 2.6. Docker Template
  • 2.7. Prompt Toolkit Template
  • 2.8. SQLAlchemy Template
  • 2.9. MongoDB Template
  • 2.10. Flask Template
  • 2.11. Flask UI Template
  • 2.12. Flask API Template
  • 2.13. Web Scraping Template
  • 2.14. Selenium Template
  • 2.15. Playwright Template
  • 2.16. HTTPX Template
  • 2.17. curl_cffi Template
  • 2.18. Git Template
  • 2.19. GitHub Template
• 3. Layered Architecture
  • 3.1. Runner Layer
  • 3.2. Presentation Layer
  • 3.3. Application Layer
  • 3.4. Domain Layer
  • 3.5. Infrastructure Layer
  • 3.6. Application Flow
• 4. Contributing
  • 4.1. Creating New Templates
  • 4.2. Updating Existing Templates
  • 4.3. Translating the Framework
  • 4.4. Working in a Temporary Project
  • 4.5. Ready to Contribute?
• 5. Changelog
  • 5.1. 0.6.0b0
• 6. Contact
• 7. Versions

Version Information

This documentation corresponds to AppCraft version 0.6.0b0. For other versions, refer to the version selection page.

Available Templates in Version 0.6.0b0

• Core: Base, Poetry, Pipenv, uv, Docker, Prompt Toolkit

• Database: SQLAlchemy, MongoDB

• Web: Flask, Flask API, Flask UI

• Web Scraping: Web Scraping (base), Selenium, Playwright, HTTPX, curl_cffi

Git and GitHub are also part of the framework but are currently inactive (hidden from list_templates/init unless --install-inactive is passed) pending an internal migration — see their pages in the Templates section for details.

For detailed information, explore the sections listed above.