Python flasgger.swag_from() Examples

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Example #1
Source File: validation.py    From flasgger with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
def autovalidation():
    """
    Example using auto validation from yaml file.
    In this example you don't need to call validate() because
    `validation=True` on @swag_from does that for you.
    In this case it will use the same provided filename
    and will extract the schema from `in: body` definition
    and the data will default to `request.json`

    or you can specify:
    @swag_from('file.yml',
               validation=True,
               definition='User',
               data=lambda: request.json,  # any callable
               )
    """
    data = request.json
    return jsonify(data)
Example #2
Source File: validation.py    From flasgger with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
def autovalidation_from_spec_dict():
    """
    Example using data from dict to validate.
    In this example you don't need to call validate() because
    `validation=True` on @swag_from does that for you.
    In this case it will use the same provided filename
    and will extract the schema from `in: body` definition
    and the data will default to `request.json`

    or you can specify:
    @swag_from('file.yml',
               validation=True,
               definition='User',
               data=lambda: request.json,  # any callable
               )
    """
    data = request.json
    return jsonify(data)
Example #3
Source File: validation.py    From flasgger with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
def autovalidation_bp():
    """
    Example using auto validation from yaml file.
    In this example you don't need to call validate() because
    `validation=True` on @swag_from does that for you.
    In this case it will use the same provided filename
    and will extract the schema from `in: body` definition
    and the data will default to `request.json`

    or you can specify:
    @swag_from('file.yml',
               validation=True,
               definition='User',
               data=lambda: request.json,  # any callable
               )
    """
    data = request.json
    return jsonify(data)
Example #4
Source File: validation.py    From flasgger with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
def autovalidation_from_spec_dict_bp():
    """
    Example using data from dict to validate.
    In this example you don't need to call validate() because
    `validation=True` on @swag_from does that for you.
    In this case it will use the same provided filename
    and will extract the schema from `in: body` definition
    and the data will default to `request.json`

    or you can specify:
    @swag_from('file.yml',
               validation=True,
               definition='User',
               data=lambda: request.json,  # any callable
               )
    """
    data = request.json
    return jsonify(data)
Example #5
Source File: server.py    From ebonite with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
def _register_method(app, interface, method_name, signature):
    from flasgger import swag_from

    swag = swag_from(create_spec(method_name, signature))
    executor_function = swag(create_executor_function(interface, method_name))
    app.add_url_rule('/' + method_name, method_name, executor_function, methods=['POST'])