SQL queries containing non-ascii byte strings would cause errors, both with and
without Pygments highlighting.
This updates the non-Pygments case to handle a simple decoding to ensure the
value is ascii-safe. It also removes passing an explicit "utf-8" encoding to
Pygments, since this causes errors when the bytes are not utf-8. When the
encoding is omitted, Pygments will default to "guess" the encoding by trying
utf-8 and falling back to latin-1.
Fixes#55
The os.path.commonprefix() function only does basic string prefix checking, and
isn't aware of case-insensitive file names, or path separators. Instead, this
switches the filename formatting to use os.path.relpath() for normalizing paths
relative to sys.path.
Fixes#67
The SQL queries were displayed with the `safe` filter which allowed properly
including the Pygments-highlighted HTML, but if Pygments wasn't installed this
allowed the raw SQL to be included without escaping. This change removes the
`safe` filter and instead wraps the Pygments HTML with the `Markup` class. This
allows proper auto-escaping in the template.
Fixes#70
- Rename the package to flask_debugtoolbar
- Fix importing of the panels so that the views in the panels are correctly registered in the blueprint
There is still one major problem in the sqlalchemy panel where we are not able to get the SQLAlchemy reference
Jeff Widman