Add Example Scripts to Show How to Use FlaskSecForge

[Reprompts]

📚 Objective:
Create sample usage scripts to demonstrate how developers can quickly use FlaskSecForge to generate secure Flask API boilerplates.

✍️ Details:

Create an examples/ directory.

Add simple examples like:

How to initialize a project with security features.

Example secured API endpoint.

Example error handling.

Write short, well-commented example scripts.

📋 Checklist:

Create and organize examples/ directory.

Add 1–2 minimal but working examples.

Mention these examples inside README.md.

🏷️ Labels:
good first issue examples help wanted

[newfadel]

Here's a minimal Flask app structure for one of the examples, showing how to initialize the app and potentially integrate FlaskSecForge:

# examples/simple_secured_api.py
from flask import Flask, jsonify
# Assuming FlaskSecForge can be imported like this
# from flask_secforge import SecForge

app = Flask(__name__)
# Configure FlaskSecForge settings (e.g., app.config['SECFORGE_SECRET_KEY'] = '...')
# Initialize SecForge with the app instance
# secforge = SecForge(app)

@app.route('/api/public')
def public_endpoint():
    """A public endpoint example."""
    return jsonify({"message": "This is a public endpoint."})

# Add a secured endpoint example here, potentially using a decorator provided by FlaskSecForge
# @secforge.secured
@app.route('/api/secure')
def secured_endpoint():
    """A secured endpoint example requiring authentication."""
    return jsonify({"message": "This is a secured endpoint! You are authorized."})

if __name__ == '__main__':
    # Consider running with a production-ready server like Waitress or Gunicorn for real examples
    app.run(debug=True)

This snippet provides a basic outline for creating the example scripts, demonstrating the standard Flask app setup and indicating points for FlaskSecForge integration. It directly addresses the need for simple, working examples in Python.