``` Menu = ImpBlueprint/Introduction Title = Quart-Imp Blueprint Introduction ``` The Quart-Imp Blueprint inherits from the Quart Blueprint class, then adds some additional methods to allow for auto importing of resources and other nested blueprints. The Quart-Imp Blueprint requires you to provide the `ImpBlueprintConfig` class as the second argument to the Blueprint. Here's an example of a Quart-Imp Blueprint structure: ```text www/ ├── nested_blueprints/ │ ├── blueprint_one/ │ │ ├── ... │ │ └── __init__.py │ └── blueprint_two/ │ ├── ... │ └── __init__.py ├── standalone_nested_blueprint/ │ ├── ... │ └── __init__.py ├── routes/ │ └── index.py ├── static/ │ └── ... ├── templates/ │ └── www/ │ └── index.html └── __init__.py ``` File: `__init__.py` ```python from quart_imp import ImpBlueprint from quart_imp.config import ImpBlueprintConfig bp = ImpBlueprint(__name__, ImpBlueprintConfig( enabled=True, url_prefix="/www", static_folder="static", template_folder="templates", init_session={"logged_in": False}, )) bp.import_resources("routes") bp.import_nested_blueprints("nested_blueprints") bp.import_nested_blueprint("standalone_nested_blueprint") ``` The `ImpBlueprintConfig` class is used to configure the Blueprint. It provides a little more flexibility than the standard Quart Blueprint configuration, like the ability to enable or disable the Blueprint. `ImpBlueprintConfig`'s `init_session` works the same as `ImpConfig`'s `init_session`, this will add the session data to the Quart app's session object on initialization of the Quart app. To see more about configuration see: [quart_imp.config / ImpBlueprintConfig](quart_imp_config-impblueprintconfig.html) `import_resources` method will walk one level deep into the `routes` folder, and import all `.py` files as modules. For more information see: [ImpBlueprint / import_resources](impblueprint-import_resources.html) `import_nested_blueprints` will do the same as `imp.import_blueprints`, but will register the blueprints found as nested to the current blueprint. For example `www.blueprint_one.index` `import_nested_blueprint` behaves the same as `import_nested_blueprints`, but will only import a single blueprint.