Question

I am hoping someone can help me find a way to pass the variables I post when calling my POST service (script1) into script2 when it gets imported.

I have this script1 below as a POST rest service built using flask

from testingdf import *
from flask import Flask, json, request
app = Flask(__name__)


    @app.route("/results", methods=['POST'])
    def createResults():
      entry = request.get_json().get('entry', '')
      passcode = request.get_json().get('passcode', '')
      print "**testing results**"
      print results
      response = app.response_class(
          response=json.dumps(results),
          status=200,
      mimetype='application/json'
      )
      return json.dumps(results)

I want to use script1 to call script 2 below and return script 2 output (results) as a json response from script 1 api:

import pandas as pd

df = pd.DataFrame()


number = [21, 44, 31, 553, 63, 35]
access = ["denied", "Try Again", "Retry", "Accepted", "Error", "Success"]


def mapping(entry, passcode):
    team = ''
    if entry in range(20,30):
        team = 'Revolt'
    elif (entry in range(40,50)) and (passcode == 'Try Again'):
        team = 'Strike'
    elif (entry in range(60,100)) and (passcode == 'Error'):
        team = 'Exception'
    return team

testInput = zip(entry, passcode)
for number, access in testInput:
    Team = mapping(number, access)
    df = df.append({'Access Message': access, 'Number': number}, ignore_index=True)


results = {
    'Entry' : number,
    'Outcome' : access,
    'team': team
    }

I used from testingdf import * to import script2 into script1 however whenever I call my api it runs script2 first and the variables that I pass in the request body return as unrecognized, which is an expected behavior since the imported module is executed first. Is there another way around this?

How can I import script2 and it's variables without having it executed initially when I call my api?

passing request body variables into script2 when importing

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