Ytukyg

This is my code which reads a specific directory which contains vip1.json, vip2.json, .... vip10.json

@app.route("/<num>", methods=['GET','POST'])

def vip(num):



   for filenames in os.listdir('C:/pytest/submitted_form_data'):

       if filenames.endswith('.json'):

          print(filenames)

The above works fine, it lists out the filenames. Now i want to match the filenames and make my URL be dynamic, for example: when i type in http://127.0.0.1:5000/vip3 it should show me the contents of vip3.json.

I tried something like this and it works. But this is not dynamic :(

if num == '3':

    with open('C:/pytest/submitted_form_data/vip3.json') as json_data:

        b = json.load(json_data)

    return jsonify(b)

else:

    return render_template('request.html')

i also tried fnmatch. But does not help. I am rookie, Please help!

EDIT

@app.route("/<num>", methods=['GET','POST'])

def vip(num)



with open('C:/pytest/submitted_form_data/{num}.json') as json_data:

    b = json.load(json_data)

return jsonify(b)

I made the user to input vip5. Which means num will now store vip5. So, now i just have to pass num in the directory path. Does this make more sense and easier? However, the above path does not work :/

How do i pass the variable num to the path? the above path gives the error "Says no such file or directory"