Flask

You can execute same code with a conditional if you want multiple endpoints hiting the same functions. This is awesome because it allows you to reduce code duplication and the same block of code can do multiple things with minor changes. Let’s say you want to diplay a page on following two urls site.com/blog/page and site.com/page @app.route('/blog/<slug>', endpoint='post') @app.route('/<slug>', endpoint='page') def post(slug): post = getPost(slug) if request.endpoint == 'post': title = post['title'] elif request.endpoint == 'page': title = 'This is a page' return render_template('post.html', post=post, title=title)

You can use url_for function for building URLs. For example, let’s say you have a assets folder called static in main app directory. You can use following code in template files to include CSS files {{ url_for('static', filename='css/style.css') }}

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