I need to store an object on my flask.Flask
instance. The naive approach would be just assigning an attribute like this.
app = flask.Flask(__name__)
app.my_object = MyObject()
I'm planning on referencing it later in an application context like this:
flask.current_app.my_object
I doubt this method is thread save though. Is there a correct method to do this that is encouraged by Flask? If not, how would you safely implement the approach above?
I ended up with using the config object.
app.config['MY_OBJECT'] = MyObject()
You can reference it like this in a request.
current_app.config['MY_OBJECT']