[QUESTION] Accepting both GET and POST for the same route

Hi there,

I’ve recently moved to FastAPI from Flask, and love the smoothness and speed of FastAPI. However, one thing I’m still trying to work out is how to accept GET and POST requests for the same routing, and to direct them both to the same function. In Flash I used to just use app.route and check the response.method.

For example, if I have some longFunction(request: Request), I’d like to route both GET and POST requests to it, but the decorator pattern seems to only allow one of these.

I’ve also tried the following, also to no avail (throws TypeError(“‘coroutine’ object is not iterable”)):

@app.get("/"):`
    async def dummyFunction(request: Request):
        return longFunction(request)
@app.post("/"):`
    async def longFunction(request):
        ...

[TheLiamGuy]

Looks like double decorators do work after all. My apologies

[Krzyzaku21]

I do something that to only request get method. But I’m use FASTAPI second day, and I’m not sure this one

def default_get(path: str, url: str, name: str):
    @base_router.get(path=path, response_class=HTMLResponse)
    def function(request: Request):
        function.__name__ = name
        return settings.templates.TemplateResponse(
            url,
            context={
                "request": request,
            },
        )


default_get("/", "index.html", "homepage")

default_get("/register", "users/register.html", "register_get")