Response Model

Options

You have multiple options to recieve a variables, passed with command.

• Contextvars

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@router.message(CommandMk2('add { note } { timestamp }', response_model=AddingNote,  response_model_name='vars'))
async def add_note(message: Message, note: str, timestamp: Optional[date]) -> None:

Model fields will be dropped into context. Take care for naming, you can overlap between existing variables and get problems from nowhere.

• Auto-named response_model

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@router.message(CommandMk2('add { note } { timestamp }', response_model=AddingNote))
async def add_note(message: Message, adding_note: AddingNote) -> None:

Model will be dropped into context as object, named same as model class but in snake case.

• Custom-named response_model

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@router.message(CommandMk2('add { note } { timestamp }', response_model=AddingNote,
response_model_name="custom_named_model"))
async def add_note(message: Message, custom_named_model: AddingNote) -> None:

Model will be dropped into context as object, named as you want. Be careful with naming.