flask-fs-router 1.1.2

Straightforward file-based routing extension for Flask. Introduces the concepts of pages to Flask.

FlaskFSRouter

Straightforward file-based routing extension for Flask. Introduces the concepts of pages to Flask.

Getting Started

pip install flask_fs_router

Initialize the extension.

from flask import Flask
from flask_fs_router import FlaskFSRouter

app = Flask(__name__)
FlaskFSRouter(app)

Pages are python files with a default function defined. These pages are stored in the /pages directory of your project, it is automatically available as a route based on its filename.

Create an example index route.

pages/index.py

def default():
    return "Home page"

Conventions

Index Pages

The index file of any folder is the name of that folder.

pages/ecommerce/index.py              ->         oursite.com/ecommerce     |  GET
pages/products/index.py               ->         oursite.com/products      |  GET

Static Routes

pages/index.py              ->        oursite.com/          |  GET
pages/about.py              ->        oursite.com/about     |  GET
pages/about/index.py        ->        oursite.com/about     |  GET
pages/about/me.py           ->        oursite.com/about/me  |  GET
pages/posts/1.py            ->        oursite.com/posts/1   |  GET
pages/posts/[post_id].py    ->        oursite.com/posts/<post_id>  |  GET

Request Methods

By default, pages map to GET requests. To change this behavior, define request methods within the file name using parentheses.

Example: Request methods

pages/posts/create_post(post).py            ->        oursite.com/posts/create-post  |  POST

Github Page

https://github.com/JarriqTheTechie/flask_fs_router

Contributing

We love the idea of a community. We'll be putting together a contribution guide in the near future.

License

flask_fs_router is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT