Flask-Rebar Rule Validation
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I need to validate a Flask rule in a REST API that is built using Flask-Rebar. I've tried the following method:
@registry.handles(
rule='/horses/<int:horse_id>',
method='GET',
marshal_schema=GetHorseByIdSchema()
)
def getHorseById(horse_id):
return {"horse_id": horse_id}
This is using the <int:my_var> syntax as specified here. When entering an integer value as the horse_id everything works correctly. The issue comes from entering a non-integer value, i.e. a; this throws a 404 Not Found status code when I was expecting a 400 Bad Request.
I don't think I can use any of the marshalling schemas for this so I'm unsure as to what to try next, any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Adam
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I need to validate a Flask rule in a REST API that is built using Flask-Rebar. I've tried the following method:
@registry.handles(
rule='/horses/<int:horse_id>',
method='GET',
marshal_schema=GetHorseByIdSchema()
)
def getHorseById(horse_id):
return {"horse_id": horse_id}
This is using the <int:my_var> syntax as specified here. When entering an integer value as the horse_id everything works correctly. The issue comes from entering a non-integer value, i.e. a; this throws a 404 Not Found status code when I was expecting a 400 Bad Request.
I don't think I can use any of the marshalling schemas for this so I'm unsure as to what to try next, any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Adam
python rest flask
asked Nov 21 at 18:14
Adam Mitchell
7351627
add a comment |
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down vote
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up vote
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down vote
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I need to validate a Flask rule in a REST API that is built using Flask-Rebar. I've tried the following method:
@registry.handles(
rule='/horses/<int:horse_id>',
method='GET',
marshal_schema=GetHorseByIdSchema()
)
def getHorseById(horse_id):
return {"horse_id": horse_id}
This is using the <int:my_var> syntax as specified here. When entering an integer value as the horse_id everything works correctly. The issue comes from entering a non-integer value, i.e. a; this throws a 404 Not Found status code when I was expecting a 400 Bad Request.
I don't think I can use any of the marshalling schemas for this so I'm unsure as to what to try next, any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Adam
python rest flask
asked Nov 21 at 18:14
Adam Mitchell
7351627
I need to validate a Flask rule in a REST API that is built using Flask-Rebar. I've tried the following method:
@registry.handles(
rule='/horses/<int:horse_id>',
method='GET',
marshal_schema=GetHorseByIdSchema()
)
def getHorseById(horse_id):
return {"horse_id": horse_id}
This is using the <int:my_var> syntax as specified here. When entering an integer value as the horse_id everything works correctly. The issue comes from entering a non-integer value, i.e. a; this throws a 404 Not Found status code when I was expecting a 400 Bad Request.
I don't think I can use any of the marshalling schemas for this so I'm unsure as to what to try next, any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Adam
python rest flask
python rest flask
asked Nov 21 at 18:14
Adam Mitchell
7351627
asked Nov 21 at 18:14
Adam Mitchell
7351627
edited Nov 22 at 10:48
asked Nov 21 at 18:14
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asked Nov 21 at 18:14
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