• Flask will serve production app in dist folder
• NO Static folder needed!
• This is done by requesting javascript and css files as args to root url
• This makes developement and deployment simple with the Angular frontend UI and Flask backend together in one folder
• route added to serve content in assets folder

ng build within app folder like normal

when flaskBackend.py is run it will edit index.html to add static links as url args and serve them as required

Open up http://localhost:8080/ and production app is served

• ng build angular app
• restart flaskBackend.py to resync documents

Cheers 🍺 Mark