restx | RESTX , the lightweight Java REST framework | REST library
kandi X-RAY | restx Summary
kandi X-RAY | restx Summary
RESTX is a full lightweight disrupting stack, which includes Swagger-like ui & considers REST specs tests as docs. It shares similarities with modern frameworks like Play! like hot compile and a very productive experience, but focused on REST and pure Java. It's licensed under the very commercial friendly Apache License 2, and is actively maintained by a community of developers. You can get more details from the web site at Here you will find the build instructions if you want to build RESTX yourself, and why not contribute to the project.
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- Checks if two types are assignable .
- Route a file path .
- Records a request .
- Build the main REST router .
- Read module classes .
- Builds the code chunks for the resource methods
- Loads Restx specification .
- Compile the given sources .
- Initialize baseUri .
- Gets the GET monitor route for the given codahale .
restx Key Features
restx Examples and Code Snippets
@Provides
@Named("restx.admin.password")
public String restxAdminPassword() {
return "4780";
}
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QUESTION
I've followed several tutorials at this point and know this has to be some minor issue. PLEASE help me find it!
I have a Flask API, using Flask-Restx, ready to go and a remote Debian VPS with Apache. I'm not using a virtual environment.
My project is located at /var/www/ProvisioningApi/ and contains..
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-01 at 07:36it might be just a typo in the path. You add
QUESTION
What is the difference between Flask-RESTful and Flask-RESTx? Is it more advantageous to use Flask-RESTx instead of Flask-RESTful?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 07:56the main difference between Flask-RESTx
and Flask-RESTful
is that Flask-RESTx
supports auto-generated Swagger documentation. i think there are no other noticeable differences.
QUESTION
I am using Flask-restx and Spacy NER model.
I have an api that has to receive a text and an Id No., predict a label and return the same using a spacy nlp model. This nlp model is specific to a particular Id number.
Example: For Id '1', nlp model 'a' is to be loaded and used for prediction; for Id '2', nlp model 'b' is to be used, etc.
I want to know if it is possible that I can keep open Threads for particular Ids which have preloaded the specific nlp model and when a request is sent, according to the id number, that particular Thread which is open can process the data and return a value quick.
Example: The api has received a request that a new nlp model 'x' has been created for id '5' and is going to be used, so a new Thread is opened with a loaded model 'x' and all requests that have id number '5' are processed by this Thread only.
The aim is that there is a preloaded model present, so when a request is sent, it can be processed and value returned in a few seconds. Loading the spacy model takes around 30 seconds which cannot be done every time a request is sent as there will be a timeout.
Can this be done or is there any other way it can be done?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-09 at 07:49I suggest you just rely on the Flask threading model and wrap the NLP models into objects which implement lazy loading of the model (only when it is needed) and a separate factory function which creates and caches these objects. Add a threading.Lock to make sure only one Flask thread is in the NLP parser at a time.
Example code:
QUESTION
I get this error when I type docker-compose build
on Ubuntu-20.04
WSL
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 13:28Remove the prefix of the directory before setup.py
. Change your Dockerfile to:
QUESTION
I've been following some tutorials(basic examples), trying to create a RESTful API with Flask-Restx. However, when I try to register endpoints with a more complex project structure(following this example), no API endpoints get registered. I defined the namespace of an endpoint and tried to register that in app.py:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-29 at 22:46Answering my own question:
Turns out that running app.py from PyCharm does not run via main()
or was configured in a wrong way, but rather appears to just launch the Flask server from the initial app = Flask(__name__)
. Therefore configure_app() or init_app() never get called.
Transforming the project layout to something more closely resembling Flask's intended layout resolves that in part, resulting in the intended endpoints to work.
QUESTION
I'm reading the documentation for swagger documentation with flask-restx, and following the examples. I understand that in order to generate swagger docs for the parameters the API takes, I should do
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-09 at 08:10Try api.response decorator
QUESTION
I am using flask-restx
for documenting and formatting my api
I have a app, including a directory, holding json schemas in the following format: http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#
(in my app they are saved as json file, in the below example I put it as a dict hard coded to simple the example)
using the schema, I would like to achieve 3 goals:
- documentation
- validation on request
- parsing the request
using @api.expect(request_model, validate=True)
I managed to achieve (1) and (2), but I do not find a way to parse using the existing schema, I had to create a parser object reqparse.RequestParser()
, and rewrite the params.
Is there a way to create the RequestParser
from the model? (the model is created from the existing json schema file)
here is my code:
...
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-06 at 11:05I ended up writing code to generate the parser form the schema:
QUESTION
I have two Flask apps (A and B). App A is running locally on port 5000 and makes a post request to app B running on port 5002 like such:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-02 at 19:34Figured it out. Docker containers run on a different network so 'localhost' will not work. Dockerizing app B and deploying it to the same docker network as app A, and then changing 'localhost' to the container name of B on the network fixes it.
QUESTION
I'd like to use token authorization from Flask-Security-Too for this "Article" endpoint. However, the decorator function @auth_token_required("token")
needs the context of the app. The app is initialized in a different file.
I've added app.app_context()
but I don't know how to tell the decorator to use it's context.
Note: I'm working with Flask-RestX for providing a SwaggerUI (and OpenAPI spec). Also, I use Blueprints/Namespaces to modularize the API - which makes it a bit more complex.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-06 at 15:44I am not familiar with flask_restx - however - an app_context is automatically created by flask when it first processes a request. You don't mention when you are getting this error - at config time or actual request time (or is it when you call add_namespace?). You might want to look at: https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/2.0.x/appcontext/ to learn more about the appcontext.
QUESTION
I am getting AttributeError: module 'flask_restx.api' has no attribute 'doc' when it try add additional for API when using flask restx. How this error can be fixed.
api.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 07:41I don't know which tutorial you followed (if you followed any), but the
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