Example

from flask import Flask, Response

from flask_deprecate import deprecate_view

app = Flask('myapp')

@app.route('/myroute')
@deprecate_view("Don't use this!")
def myroute():
    return Response()

An HTTP compliant “Warning” header is injected indicating the route is deprecated and optionally providing an upgrade path.

You can also deprecate an entire blueprint in favor of a new one

from flask import Flask, Response, Blueprint

from flask_deprecate import deprecate_blueprint

old_bp = Blueprint('old', 'old', url_prefix='/v1')
new_bp = Blueprint('new', 'new', url_prefix='/v2')

@old_bp.route('/my_route')
def my_old_route():
    return Resonse()

@new_bp.route('/my_new_route')
def my_new_route():
    return Response()

deprecate_blueprint(old_bp, new_blueprint=new_bp)
app.register_blueprint(old_bp)
app.register_blueprint(new_bp)

This will inject the Warning header for every route on the old blueprint and additionally direct the client to use the new /v2 api.

Documentation

You will need to install the package dependencies first, see the Installation section for details.

To build and open the documentation simply run:

bin/build-docs

Installation

If you need to install pyenv/virtualenvwrapper you can run the bin/setup-osx command Please note that this will modify your bash profile

Assuming you have virtualenv wrapper installed

mkvirtualenv flask-deprecate
workon flask-deprecate
pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
pip install -e .

Credits

This package was created with Cookiecutter and the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.

0.1.0 (2018-02-07)

• First release on PyPI.