On application start, frontik import all modules from {app_module}.pages so that any controller should be located there.
Controller example:
from frontik.routing import router
from frontik.handler import PageHandler
@router.get('/simple_page', cls=PageHandler) # or .post .put .delete .head
async def get_page():
...First argument path should be exact string for url matching.
If you need regex with path params use from frontik.routing import regex_router
Argument cls=PageHandler is required for legacy compatibility, it defines which class will be used to create the handler object.
The handler object can be accessed via request.state.handler
You can use 'dependencies' functions in router or method arguments, see https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/dependencies/ and https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/bigger-applications/#another-module-with-apirouter for details
Example with dependencies:
from frontik.routing import router
from frontik.handler import PageHandler, get_current_handler
from fastapi import Depends
@router.get('/simple_page', cls=PageHandler, dependencies=[Depends(my_foo)])
async def get_page(handler=get_current_handler()):
...You can create your own router object by extending frontik.routing.FrontikRouter and frontik.routing.FrontikRegexRouter