Auto generate route name

[hamedsh]

The ability to automatically generate names for routes has been added to Sanic. This feature is controlled by the 'generate_name' parameter available in the application, blueprint, and route definitions. Additionally, comprehensive tests have been added to ensure the correct functionality of this new feature.

a parameter added to the Sanic and Blueprint constructor
app = Sanic(name='hello', unique_route_name_generate=True)

in recent versions of Sanic, it's some kind of essential to assign names fo routes (it makes migrating to a new version of Sanic, very time-consuming). For example this little example:

app = Sanic(name='hello')

@app.route('/')
async def handler(request):
    await asyncio.sleep(2)
    print('Still running')
    return response.text('OK')


@app.route('/err')
async def handler(request):
    await asyncio.sleep(0.1)
    return response.text('OK')

by using this new argument, its becomes mandatory to assign names and be more backward compatible also naming can be ignored in most cases.

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[ahopkins]

Can you explain a little the use case for this? I am trying to understand how it will be useful other than the two existing options:

1. Use the handler function's name, or
2. Explicit naming with name param.

I guess I can see possible a use case like:

class BaseMixin:
    def generate_name(self) -> str:
        return self._generate_name()

This would then expose it as an easily overridable function.