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Adding more to decorator docs #489
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aminalaee
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Jun 10, 2022
| ```python | ||
| @router.post("/my-awesome-endpoint") | ||
| @database.transaction() | ||
| async def awesome_endpoint(): |
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I think it would be better to mention something general that "If using multiple decorators, the @database.transaction() should be the most inner to the function definition. But maybe with better wording 😄
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I wasn't able to find a way to properly use the transaction decorator when using with other decorators in the docs.
I thought it would be helpful to add this portion so others can also be aware they need to put the decorator right above the function signature without going into the code and finding out about it themselves.