Add support for Blueprint.route() about flask-openapi3 HOT 7 CLOSED

APIBlueprint inherited from Blueprint, so i think you can use the route() method directly .

but it doesn't work for swagger...

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Yes, that is the point. I am not quite sure what the difference is between route() and individual methods like get(), but I suppose it should be possible to override it in APIBlueprint?
That would also avoid having to refactor in cases where an endpoint supports more than one HTTP methods...

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This library focuses more on RESTful APIs and OpenAPI docs.

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I am sorry, this answer doesn't make sense to me. Why is that different for OpenAPI docs whether a route is registered my route() vs. get()? (As mentioned, I am not clear about the difference between the two, but both can server JSON, XML or whatever and can support different auth schemes...?)

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I did some more digging. The API docs state that get() is a shortcut for route() with methods=["GET"]
From: https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/2.0.x/api/#flask.Blueprint.get

However, the library does not support using route(), so that is why I am asking.

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We can make it for swagger. But if you specify two HTTP methods in route()(e.g. GET, POST), you'll get two API with same parameters in swagger，it feels weird.

I think get for query resources and post for created . Why don't we use get and post separately to make things easier?

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Fair enough.

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