Issue
I am working with Flask 0.9.
Now I want to route three urls to the same function:
/item/<int:appitemid>
/item/<int:appitemid>/
/item/<int:appitemid>/<anything can be here>
The <anything can be here>
part will never be used in the function.
I have to copy the same function twice to achieve this goal:
@app.route('/item/<int:appitemid>/')
def show_item(appitemid):
@app.route('/item/<int:appitemid>/<path:anythingcanbehere>')
def show_item(appitemid, anythingcanbehere):
Will there be a better solution?
Solution
Why not just use a parameter that can potentially be empty, with a default value of None
?
@app.route('/item/<int:appitemid>/')
@app.route('/item/<int:appitemid>/<path:anythingcanbehere>')
def show_item(appitemid, anythingcanbehere=None):
Answered By - Amber
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