Code Organization with SubRouters

As the application grew, Batman needed a way to organize his routes better. He decided to use Robyn's SubRouter feature to group related routes together.

from robyn import SubRouter

# Create a subrouter for crime-related routes
crime_router = SubRouter(__file__, prefix="/crimes")

@crime_router.get("/list")
def list_crimes():
    return {"crimes": get_all_crimes()}

@crime_router.post("/report")
def report_crime(request):
    crime_data = request.json()
    return {"id": create_crime_report(crime_data)}

# Create a subrouter for suspect-related routes
suspect_router = SubRouter(__file__, prefix="/suspects")

@suspect_router.get("/list")
def list_suspects():
    return {"suspects": get_all_suspects()}

@suspect_router.get("/:id")
def get_suspect(request, path_params):
    suspect_id = path_params.id
    return {"suspect": get_suspect_by_id(suspect_id)}

# Include the subrouters in the main app
app.include_router(crime_router)
app.include_router(suspect_router)

SubRouters help organize related routes under a common prefix, making the code more maintainable and easier to understand. In this example:

All crime-related routes are under /crimes
All suspect-related routes are under /suspects

This organization makes it clear which routes handle what functionality and keeps related code together.