Hi all,
The following is more a best practices question.
We've been developing WSGI apps for a while, and also maintain a REST
server micro-framework. Our applications like everything else in the Python
world is made of micro-frameworks. We would typically use something like
webapp2 to serve out "pages" and then build APIs using prestans.
Both frameworks provide routers, and we end up having routes in Apache like
Alias /assets/ /srv/app/static/assets/
Alias /js/ /srv/app/static/js/
WSGIScriptAliasMatch ^/api/(.*) /srv/app/wsgi/api.wsgi
WSGIScriptAliasMatch ^/(.*) /srv/app/wsgi/app.wsgi
where the two WSGI endpoints point to routers provided by the two
frameworks.
Most examples (on mod_wsgi docs) and from seeing configuration of
mod_wsgi-express and frameworks like werkzeug seem to suggest that a WSGI
app should have a single WSGI endpoint, and then perhaps use a middleware
to wrap/dispatch the routes?
Is there a correct way of addressing this? Any thoughts / experiences?
If middlwares are the solution, any suggestions on where / which frameworks
to look at?
Many thanks for sparing your time.
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