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af11
Explorer | Level 4
4 years ago
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webhook tutorial

Hi,

I'm following the webhook tutorial using the Python SDK.

There is a url and function 'welcome'.

However, I don't see it being used anywhere in the app.

Can you please clarify what the purpose of it is if it's not being used anywhere?

Thank you

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  • Здравко's avatar
    Здравко
    Legendary | Level 20
    4 years ago

    Hi af11,

    Are you aware of 'annotations' in Python? 🧐 I suppose you got confused on following point in code:

     

    @app.route('/welcome')
    def welcome():
        return render_template('welcome.html', redirect_url=get_url('oauth_callback'),
            webhook_url=get_url('webhook'), home_url=get_url('index'), app_key=APP_KEY)

     

    What is the leading "@app.route('/welcome')" for? 🤔

    Try investigate meaning of following parts of the code, denoted here:

     

    #...
    from flask import abort, Flask, redirect, render_template, Response, request, session, url_for
    #...
    app = Flask(__name__)
    #...
    ​if __name__=='__main__':
        app.run(debug=True)

     

    In the same context, where following functions get called from: oauth_callback, process_user, index, etc. 😉

    Hope this gives direction.

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