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[Feature Request] Routing with decorators
See original GitHub issueI have recently started developing an application with starlette. But after working with Flask I kinda missed the routing with decorators. I wondered if it would be possible to create a decorator similar to Flask for routes. Starlette allows to add routes with Starlette.add_route. If you combine this with the parameters given in Flask’s implementation (args: url, kwargs: method(s)) it shouldn’t be impossible. Is there a reason against such a implementation of routing? And if not could this be implemented to make routing easier, please.
Regards, Cobalt
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@tomchristie I understand your point. The route decorators has allowed me to transition from Flask to Starlette with very little overhead. I’d hate to see that feature deprecated but I understand that users can write their own decorator system to adopt that pattern. Tough call though.
as @hyperking said:
That is exactly what I have done. decoRouter brings back this functionality for those who want it. Check it out and let me know what you think!