Flask and Django

Flask

from flask import Flask
from fastql.integrations.flask import create_flask_blueprint

app = Flask(__name__)
app.register_blueprint(
    create_flask_blueprint(schema, graphiql=True),
    url_prefix="/api",
)

The blueprint uses Flask’s request, application context, hooks, and response objects. FastQL bridges its async executor at the synchronous request boundary; async resolvers remain supported.

Django

from fastql.integrations.django import create_django_urlpatterns

urlpatterns = create_django_urlpatterns(
    schema,
    path="/graphql",
    graphiql=True,
)

The helper returns standard Django URL patterns backed by the async-capable FastQLView. Include them under another URL prefix using Django’s normal URL configuration. Django’s CSRF policy remains enabled by default. For an API protected by another explicit mechanism, set csrf_exempt=True and document that security decision in the host project. FastQL does not disable middleware, authentication, sessions, or CSRF globally.

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Flask and Django

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