Flask-wtforms Field Required

how i can add tag required on this flask code : {{ form.youtube_href(type='url', class='form-control') }} actual output is :

Solution 1:

As of WTForms 2.2 (June 2nd, 2018), fields now render the required attribute if they have a validator that sets the required flag, such as DataRequired and InputRequired. If for some reason you don't want to render the attribute, you can pass required=False. Or if you want to disable all browser validation, you can set the novalidate attribute in the form tag. In general you should prefer to leave browser validation enabled, because it prevents a request/response for simple validation, which is desirable.

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You are passing a positional argument after keyword arguments, which is a syntax error. Instead, pass required=True, which will set a bare attribute on the tag. Check the flags on a field to see if a Required validator was set: field.flags.required is a boolean. Create a URLField rather than passing the type manually.

from flask_wtf import Formfrom wtforms.fields.html5 import URLField
from wtforms.validators import InputRequired

class MyForm(Form):
    youtube_href = URLField(validators=[InputRequired()])

form = MyForm()
print(form.youtube_href(required=form.youtube_href.flags.required))
# <input id="youtube_href" name="youtube_href" required type="url" value="">

Solution 2:

To those who simply want to add the required attribute to their html input, this can be accomplished by following the comment mentioned by Raja Simon above. Simply call your field name in your template with required='required' Example:

<form>...
  {{myform.my_name_field(required='required')}}
  {{myform.my_email_field(required='required')}}
  ...</form>

The Above code will result in fields like so:

<inputid="my_name_field" name="my_name_field" required="required"type="text" value="">

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