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The main target of this library is to standardize the request response in case of using flask-restplus library.

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http_request_response

Introduction
Getting Started
Contributors
License

Introduction

The main target of this library is to standardize the request response in case of using flask-restplus library.

Getting Started

In order to install, open the command prompt and type ✌️:
pip install http-request-response

In order to import:

from http_request_response import RequestUtilities

Mainly this library has two classes:

  • RequestResponse
  • RequestUtilities

The response when it is used is like the following:

Response body

{
  "status_code": ,
  "data": ,
  "message": ""
}

In order to use, the endpoint-function should be decorated with try_except decorartors:

@cls.api.route('/')
class ItemPost(Resource):
    ##### Post
    @RequestUtilities.try_except
    def post(self):
        """ Create a new record  """
        return business_obj.create(request.body_args)

You have to make sure that the function returns two items:

  • The first one is an object of status code (refer to http_status_code library)
  • JSON serializable data

Contributors

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License

This library is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

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