GWX Core
Is a collection of reusable tools and libraries that can be used within your flask projects.
Dependencies
- Python 3.7^
- Flask Restplus 0.13^
Installation
Install the package using pip, by executing:
pip install -U gwx-core
Quick start
Import the Response Module, this will handle the formatting of your responses for your flask_restplus routes.
from gwx_core.utils import response
class User(Resource):
def get(self):
return response.success('Success', {'key': 'value'}, {'SAMPLE-HEADER': 'header value'})
Usage Documentation
To be added on beta release.
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