The application context in Flask relates to the idea of a complete request/response cycle. It keeps a track of application-level data during a request or a CLI command. We make use of g and current_app proxies to achieve the same.
There are situations when it is difficult to directly import the Flask app, such as in the case of a Flask extension or a Blueprint. Moreover, introducing applications may raise the problem of circular imports.
Flask pushes the application context with each request. Therefore, during a request, functions have access to g and current_app to overcome the problem highlighted above.
