flask-restplus nested namespace with blueprint and namespace











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I made api server with flask-restplus.



While working with it, I noticed that it maybe have to versioning for scaling up.



So refer the docs, I found Namespace and Blueprint is usuable.



First, file structure like this.



/app
- /main
- __init__.py
- /controller
- /v1/
- article_controller.py
- __init__.py


[/main/v1/__init__.py]



from flask_restplus import Namespace, Api
from flask import Blueprint

from .article_controller import api as article_ns


blueprint = Blueprint('api', __name__)

api = Api(blueprint,
title='Appeal API',
version='1.0',
description='Appeal API',
)

api.add_namespace(article_ns, path='/articles')


I import article_controller.py and add it via add_namespace().



[/main/__init__.py]



from flask_restplus import Api
from flask import Blueprint

from app.main.controller.v1 import api as api_v1


blueprint = Blueprint('api', __name__)

api = Api(blueprint,
title='Appeal API v1',
version='1.0',
description='Appeal API v1',
# prefix='/api'
)

# Version1
api.add_namespace(api_v1, path='/v1/')


Import v1 and add it to namespace.



But when I access to /v1/articles, Not found errors has occured.



I can't catch where is the wrong code.



Any solution here?



Thanks.










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    I made api server with flask-restplus.



    While working with it, I noticed that it maybe have to versioning for scaling up.



    So refer the docs, I found Namespace and Blueprint is usuable.



    First, file structure like this.



    /app
    - /main
    - __init__.py
    - /controller
    - /v1/
    - article_controller.py
    - __init__.py


    [/main/v1/__init__.py]



    from flask_restplus import Namespace, Api
    from flask import Blueprint

    from .article_controller import api as article_ns


    blueprint = Blueprint('api', __name__)

    api = Api(blueprint,
    title='Appeal API',
    version='1.0',
    description='Appeal API',
    )

    api.add_namespace(article_ns, path='/articles')


    I import article_controller.py and add it via add_namespace().



    [/main/__init__.py]



    from flask_restplus import Api
    from flask import Blueprint

    from app.main.controller.v1 import api as api_v1


    blueprint = Blueprint('api', __name__)

    api = Api(blueprint,
    title='Appeal API v1',
    version='1.0',
    description='Appeal API v1',
    # prefix='/api'
    )

    # Version1
    api.add_namespace(api_v1, path='/v1/')


    Import v1 and add it to namespace.



    But when I access to /v1/articles, Not found errors has occured.



    I can't catch where is the wrong code.



    Any solution here?



    Thanks.










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      down vote

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      I made api server with flask-restplus.



      While working with it, I noticed that it maybe have to versioning for scaling up.



      So refer the docs, I found Namespace and Blueprint is usuable.



      First, file structure like this.



      /app
      - /main
      - __init__.py
      - /controller
      - /v1/
      - article_controller.py
      - __init__.py


      [/main/v1/__init__.py]



      from flask_restplus import Namespace, Api
      from flask import Blueprint

      from .article_controller import api as article_ns


      blueprint = Blueprint('api', __name__)

      api = Api(blueprint,
      title='Appeal API',
      version='1.0',
      description='Appeal API',
      )

      api.add_namespace(article_ns, path='/articles')


      I import article_controller.py and add it via add_namespace().



      [/main/__init__.py]



      from flask_restplus import Api
      from flask import Blueprint

      from app.main.controller.v1 import api as api_v1


      blueprint = Blueprint('api', __name__)

      api = Api(blueprint,
      title='Appeal API v1',
      version='1.0',
      description='Appeal API v1',
      # prefix='/api'
      )

      # Version1
      api.add_namespace(api_v1, path='/v1/')


      Import v1 and add it to namespace.



      But when I access to /v1/articles, Not found errors has occured.



      I can't catch where is the wrong code.



      Any solution here?



      Thanks.










      share|improve this question













      I made api server with flask-restplus.



      While working with it, I noticed that it maybe have to versioning for scaling up.



      So refer the docs, I found Namespace and Blueprint is usuable.



      First, file structure like this.



      /app
      - /main
      - __init__.py
      - /controller
      - /v1/
      - article_controller.py
      - __init__.py


      [/main/v1/__init__.py]



      from flask_restplus import Namespace, Api
      from flask import Blueprint

      from .article_controller import api as article_ns


      blueprint = Blueprint('api', __name__)

      api = Api(blueprint,
      title='Appeal API',
      version='1.0',
      description='Appeal API',
      )

      api.add_namespace(article_ns, path='/articles')


      I import article_controller.py and add it via add_namespace().



      [/main/__init__.py]



      from flask_restplus import Api
      from flask import Blueprint

      from app.main.controller.v1 import api as api_v1


      blueprint = Blueprint('api', __name__)

      api = Api(blueprint,
      title='Appeal API v1',
      version='1.0',
      description='Appeal API v1',
      # prefix='/api'
      )

      # Version1
      api.add_namespace(api_v1, path='/v1/')


      Import v1 and add it to namespace.



      But when I access to /v1/articles, Not found errors has occured.



      I can't catch where is the wrong code.



      Any solution here?



      Thanks.







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