Added missing imports. #550
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Added missing imports for `flet.icons` and `flet.colors`, because these imports were missing the only way to use them was to call them directly or importing them directly from the app we are building, this would cause that when using something like ``` from flet import icons, colors icons.PALETTE colors.BLACK ``` on this example the code would work but when just importing flet and using those items from flet directly it would cause an error as they would not be found inside flet, so, the following code would cause an error ``` import flet flet.icons.PALETTE flet.colors.BLACK ``` After adding the import to the `__init__.py` script the second example would then work as normal as well as the first one.
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Added missing imports for
flet.iconsandflet.colors, because these imports were missing the only way to use them was to call them directly or importing them directly from the app we are building, this would cause that when using something like:the code would work but when just importing flet and using those items from flet directly it would cause an error as they would not be found inside flet, so, the following code would cause an error:
After adding the import to the
__init__.pyscript the second example would then work as normal as well as the first one.