Using blueprints effectively
If you already know what a blueprint is, imagine for a moment that you do not. As we are building out our application and trying to structure our code base in a logical and maintainable pattern, we realize that we need to constantly pass around our app object:
from some.location import app
@app.route("/my/stuff")
async def stuff_handler(...):
...
@app.route("/my/profile")
async def profile_handler(...):
...
This can become very tedious if we need to make changes to our endpoints. You can imagine a scenario where we would need to update a bunch of separate files to duplicate the same change over and over again.
Perhaps more frustratingly, we might end up in a scenario where we have circular imports:
# server.py
from user import *
app = Sanic(...)
# user.py
from server import app
@app.route("/user")
...
Blueprints solve both of these problems and allow us to abstract...