[DOCS] Incorrect description in Combining Routes example (“user-related views” refers to books) #799
Description
Issue Type
- Existing documentation (e.g. typos, errors, outdated information)
- Suggest new documentation that is currently missing
Current Behavior or Documentation Gaps
In the Combining Routes section of the FastHTML documentation, the example introduces a books.py module by saying it represents user-related views. However, the provided example clearly defines views related to books, not users.
“First let’s create a books.py module, that represents all the user-related views:”
But the example code directly below shows:
books_app, rt = fast_app()
books = ['A Guide to FastHTML', 'FastHTML Cookbook', 'FastHTML in 24 Hours']
@rt("/", name="list")
def get():
return Titled("Books", *[P(book) for book in books])
This mismatch may confuse readers into believing the example relates to user account views or user modules.
Suggested Improvement or New Documentation Content
The documentation should replace the phrase “user-related views” with wording that correctly reflects the example.
For exmaple,
“First let’s create a books.py module containing the views for displaying books:”
Relevant Links
https://www.fastht.ml/docs/explains/routes.html#combining-routes
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