flasgger VS docs

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I am adding Swagger UI to my Python Flask application using Flasgger. Most common examples on the Internet are for the basic Flask style using @app.route:

If you're hoping to use the Bitwarden app from external public networks it's going to be hard to use Access as there's no way for the app to do that initial authentication. You could try to exclude the paths used by the app (https://github.com/bitwarden/docs/blob/master/api/specs/public/swagger.json) but that kind of defeats the purpose of using Access. I mean, you can fudge a degree of security on by then having firewall rules apply to the API paths, say (so even though they bypass Access you could still block/allow based on country, ASN, IP, user-agent etc). You're kind of now stuck fucking about of the edges of using something not quite fit-for-purpose, mind.