Added code to hide unauthenticated and disallowed endpoints #68
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This depends on the resolution of pallets/flask#503. |
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This should be fixable since the linked issue has been fixed in Flask version 1.0. |
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This pull request is up-to-date, but depends on Flask 1.0 being released! |
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The update seems to be in Flask 0.11. |
This adds the keyword argument `hide_disallowed_endpoints` to `APIManager.create_api`, which allows responding with a 404 response instead of a 405 response for requests to endpoints with a disallowed HTTP method.
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Fixes issue #60.
There is a problem with this code because Flask doesn't allow blueprint-local routing for errors. See the comment under
flask.Blueprint.errorhandler.