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I’m using this REST web service, which returns various templated strings as urls, for example:
"http://api.app.com/{foo}"
In Ruby, I can then use
url = Addressable::Template.new("http://api.app.com/{foo}").expand('foo' => 'bar')
to get
"http://api.app.com/bar"
Is there any way to do this in Python? I know about %() templates, but obviously they’re not working here.
Don’t use a quick hack.
What is used there (and implemented by Addressable) are URI Templates. There seem to be several libs for this in python, for example: uri-templates. described_routes_py also has a parser for them.