Bundle
Class Bundle is similar to flasks Blueprint with one important difference - Bundle is a class, when blueprints are instances.
Thats all. Small example how it works:
from flask.ext.bundle import Bundle, expose
class News(Bundle):
@expose('/', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def index(self):
return 'Ok'
APIs
Based on bundle we have some helpers to build APIs in flask.ext.bundle.api.
bundle.utils
check_data
Decorator for views, get Trafaret instance. Will return errors dict and status 400 on error.
encode_result
Decorator for result encoding, gets list of encoders. Each encoder must implement two methods, mimes that returns MIME codes, and encode(self, data, mime=None) that encode data to response string.
APIBundle
Extensions to Bundle to make API explorable (TODO write more)
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