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Quickstart
See https://github.com/praekelt/api-tackle-example-app for an example of how to build an API-Tackle application.
A simple wsgi example application looks like:
""" WSGI Flask App for production hosting with e.g.: gunicorn --bind 0.0.0.0:80 -w 1 -t 120 wsgi """
import os
import logging
from tackle.flask_utils import create_flask_app # noqa
from tackle.flask_utils import setup_logging # noqa
from tackle.prometheus_utils import create_prometheus_server # noqa
from tackle.rest_api.wrapper_util import add_auth_token # noqa
from my_api.rest_api import get_path # noqa
create_prometheus_server(9100)
setup_logging(requested_logging_path='~/.tackle/logs',
include_prometheus=True)
flask_app = create_flask_app(specification_dir=get_path() + '',
add_api=True,
swagger_ui=True,
database_url='sqlite://',
database_create_tables=True,
debug=False)
# === Add some auth tokens to the DB ===
add_auth_token('tackleb6-12dd-4104-a7b6-f7d369ff5fec', "Default token e.g. internal hosting.")
# === ===
logging.info(f"rest_wsgi_app.py: __name__ == {__name__}")
application = flask_app.app
if __name__ == "__main__":
logging.info(f"rest_wsgi_app.py: __main__ Starting Flask app in Python __main__ .")
flask_app.run()
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