Svelte(kit) template rendering issue - flask

I am very new with svelte and svelte(kit), apologies if this might be a naïve question.
I have an issue where svelte(kit) displays %sveltekit.head% and %sveltekit.body% instead of the actual svelte page being rendered.
This issue is only when I try to point the flask endpoint to svelte's html page but the application independently runs perfectly fine.
This is my first question, so incase if you need more details on this, let me know.
I tried running 'npm run build' -> cd package -> npm publish to create and publish the package but it doesn't work. Not sure if I am doing something wrong.
I also tried to read documentations and understood something like svelte(kit) has its own backend and frontend but not sure what I should be doing.
Svelte(kit) with Flask Backend - Some Questions
This question here is kind of similar, but I cannot understand what or how I could solve where I am stuck.

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Deploying Django apps is much more complicated. To run in more "production" environment you will need to configure:
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nginx for hosting static files ( you can copy them to some folder with ./manage.py collectstatic.
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