rest api parameter in flask

[bluefrog]

Hi

How can I specify a parameter to task 1.

I have a task list, which is triggered by an integer (1 or 2). But in addition to the integer, I would like to pass in additional parameters, not necessarily number types.

This is what I currently have:

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#!/usr/bin/python3 from flask import Flask, jsonify, json import cx_Oracle   con = cx_Oracle.connect('ordb/ordb@//10.11.12.18:1521/FTNODE')   app = Flask(__name__)   tasks = [     {         'id': 1,         'title': 'Customer list',         'description': 'List of customers currently in the database',         'done': False     },     {         'id': 2,         'title': 'Warehouse List',         'description': 'List of warehouses currently in the database',         'done': False     } ]   @app.route('/warehouse/api/v1.0/api', methods=['GET']) def get_tasks():     return jsonify({'tasks': tasks})   @app.route('/warehouse/api/v1.0/api/<int:task_id>', methods=['GET']) def get_task(task_id):     task = [task for task in tasks if task['id'] == task_id]     if len(task) == 0:       abort(404)       print(task_id)     if task_id==1:       c = con.cursor()       query = 'select * from customer'       result = list(c.execute(query))       c.close()       jsonData = json.dumps(result)       print(task_id)     if task_id==2:       c = con.cursor()       query = 'select * from warehouse'       result = list(c.execute(query))       c.close()       jsonData = json.dumps(result)       return jsonify({'task': jsonData})   if __name__ == '__main__':     app.run(port=5001,debug=False)      con.close()

Sample output:

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$ curl -i http://127.0.0.1:5001/warehouse/api/v1.0/api/1 HTTP/1.0 200 OK Content-Type: application/json Content-Length: 332 Server: Werkzeug/0.14.1 Python/3.6.5 Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2018 13:41:30 GMT   {"task":"[[41, \"Aaron\", \"A.\", \"Aaronson\"], [42, \"Diana\", null, \"Birch\"], [43, \"David\", \"C.\", \"Pack\"], [44, \"Hakim\", null, \"Dogan\"], [45, \"Anita\", null, \"Eaton\"], [46, \"Jasmin\", null, \"Faraday\"], [47, \"Gene\", \"B.\", \"McClene\"], [48, \"Todd\", null, \"Howard\"], [49, \"Irma\", null, \"Howitzer\"]]"}

[wavic]

get_task is just a function. You can pass any arguments you want to it along with the task id.

[bluefrog]

Perhaps I should've been somewhat clearer.
My question related to the url.

Could I for example have something like this?

1	@app.route('/warehouse/api/v1.0/api/<int:task_id>/<string:some_value>', methods=['GET'])

In other words, what types can I have as arguments ?

[snippsat]

In other words, what types can I have as arguments ?

Variable Rules
Can make a quick test like this.
As it are now only float works.

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from flask import Flask   app = Flask(__name__) # @app.route('/hello/<name>') # Default string # @app.route('/hello/<int:name>') @app.route('/hello/<float:name>') def hello(name):     print(type(name))     return f'Hello {name}'   if __name__ == '__main__':     app.run(debug=True)

Output:
http://127.0.0.1:5000/hello/3.14
<class 'float'> # printed to shell
Hello 3.14