Flask-Router

Features:

• Combine your blueprints routes into a urls.py file
• Can register unknown blueprints that provide routes by setting REGISTER_BLUEPRINTS to True
• All of your route definitions in one place
• Unlike Django no regex knowlegde needed to define routes
  (although it is using regex you just dont have to care)
• standard, easy to remember, route definition syntax

  • Using class-based-views: ( (bp,),(url,endpoint,view) )

        from .views import MainView, SubView
        from . import app_blueprint
    
        routes = (
            (app_blueprint,),
            ('/','main',MainView),
            ('/sub','sub',SubView),
        )

  • Using view functions: ( (bp,), (url,view_func) )

        from .views import main_view, sub_view
        from . import app_blueprint
    
        routes = (
            (app_blueprint,),
            ('/',main_view),
            ('/sub',sub_view),
        )

To Use:

• pip install flask-router
• then import it:

  from flask_router import FlaskRouter

• Then setup your app:

  • standard way, ie: w/o factory pattern:

      router = FlaskRouter(app)

  • w/factory pattern:

      router = FlaskRouter()

  then later

      router.init_app(app)