Open PedroLuiz99 opened 4 years ago
Since you are using a prefix it will prefix your doc route as well.
At the moment, you are using prefix="/mapi"
it will prefix your doc="/mapi/doc"
which ends up becoming /mapi/mapi/doc
. The solution is simply removing /mapi
from your doc route, so something like this should do:
api_mapi = Api(bp_mapi,
title="Harpo Management API",
version=MAPI_VERSION,
doc="/doc", # Just remove '/mapi' since you're already prefixing it.
prefix='/mapi'
)
Hi, Sorry for the late response.
I've tried this but now the /mapi/doc route gives me a 404 error.
Sorry I missed another part of your code, but have you tried using app.register_blueprint(bp_mapi, url_prefix="/mapi")
instead of applying prefix in the Api itself?
I just ran into the same issue. The root problem is that you "merge" your blueprints by not defining the url_prefix, which is the same what I did as well.
After I set the url_prefix on one of my blueprint I was able to reach both of them.
However, I merge my blueprints on purpose because I don't want to use url prefixes and I want to keep my app in separate modules.
I haven't tried namespaces yet but maybe that's the way to go. I just don't like the idea that I have to keep update my master Api instance by adding new namespaces.
Would be nice to merge the docs as well, if I merge the blueprints.
Update: I was able to access both of my docs without using url_prefix but using different swagger file name and doc path with default_swagger_filename parameter.
Hello! Fist of all, thanks for the awesome project!
So, I work with a flask-restx project with two independent Blueprints, each of them with your own documentation:
The blueprints are registered in this order:
The problem is when I try to access /mapi/doc, the project shows the host documentation.
It's an issue or am I forgeting something?
Thanks in advance!