📝 Update template docs with more info about url_for#5937
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The id argument refers to the the id parameter sent to the read_item() function call.
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The extra example looks out of place in the normal pattern of the FastAPI documentation. I'd update the |
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Thanks @EzzEddin! 🍰 And thanks for the idea @mjpieters! ☕ I updated the docs, the example code, and the tests a bit. 🤓 |
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This adds more clarity on how to pass arguments to a URL route. It would save developers time figuring that out on their own, especially since the syntax of the
url_foris a bit different from the Django's{% url %}