Flask Framework issues

I was trying to get a Flask server running w/ pyfed and was ran into a few issues it looks like it was last updated 7 months ago so it's probably a bit behind (https://dev.funkwhale.audio/funkwhale/pyfed/-/blob/main/src/pyfed/integration/frameworks/flask.py)

I ran into #4 initially, that was fixed by just swapping the database url to database_url=self.config.storage.database.url but then it didn't recognize any storage backends that I tried. I found this documentation https://dev.funkwhale.audio/funkwhale/pyfed/-/blob/main/documentation/guides/basic-server.md, which also might be outdated because from pyfed import Server wasn't finding the Server class, so I couldn't figure out how to setup the storage.

I had to change a few other lines in that flask.py initialize() method to even get it to run

security.keys_path was odd, because some of the files referenced it as 'key_path', the config (https://dev.funkwhale.audio/funkwhale/pyfed/-/blob/main/src/pyfed/config.py) in particular wouldn't read the config.yaml correctly until I modified it to

@dataclass
class SecurityConfig:
    """Security configuration."""
    domain: str
    keys_path: str # Changed this line from key_path
    private_key_path: Optional[str] = None
    public_key_path: Optional[str] = None
    signature_ttl: int = 300  # 5 minutes
    max_payload_size: int = 5_000_000  # 5MB
    allowed_algorithms: List[str] = field(default_factory=lambda: ["rsa-sha256"])

flask.py initialize() method, had to change the Key manager configuration and add a InstanceDiscovery instance.

            ...
            self.key_manager = KeyManager(self.config.domain, self.config.security.keys_path)
            await self.key_manager.initialize()
            
            discovery = InstanceDiscovery()
            await discovery.initialize()
            self.delivery = ActivityDelivery(
                key_manager=self.key_manager,
                discovery=discovery
            )
            #await self.delivery.initialize()
            
            # Initialize middleware
            self.middleware = ActivityPubMiddleware(
                signature_verifier = HTTPSignatureVerifier(key_manager=self.key_manager),
                rate_limiter=self.delivery.rate_limiter
            )
            ...

Eventually, I did get it to run, though I haven't figured out how to setup the storage backend yet.

Anyways, sorry for the drawn out introduction, I was wondering if I should even bother working with the existing Flask implementation? Or are you still making some major changes to how that works and I should just wait for a future release? Or am I just looking at incorrect docs and I should be looking elsewhere?

I could also separate this into a few different issues if that would be useful to you.

Thanks for the help!