I have something like this for my Flask app using flask_restx: from flask import Blueprint, request from flask_restx import Api, Resource, Namespace blueprint = Blueprint('location_api', __name__) api = Api(blueprint) ns = Namespace('location', description='Location update operations') @ns.route('/cache_update', doc={"description": "Location cache update operations"}) class LocationCacheUpdate(Resource): @ns.doc('get_location_cache_update_progress') @ns.response(200, 'Success') def get(self): logger.info(f"Location cache update progress requested") ... return {"status": "Location cache updating..."} @ns.doc('post_location_cache_update', params={'callback': {'description':'Callback URL', 'type':'string'}}) @ns.response(200, 'Success') def post(self): logger.info(f"Location cache update requested") ... return {"status": "Location cache update has started"} api.add_namespace(ns, path='/location') This utilises the Namespace decorators of flask_restx to help generating the swagger doc for me. Note @ns.doc(...) in the code above each class function. In the swagger doc, I manage to have a description displayed for each namesapce (using ns = Namespace('location', description='...') ) and the same description displayed for all the endpoints under class LocationCacheUpdate (using @ns.route(doc={"description": "..."}) ). However, I want to have different description for each method (each function under class LocationCacheUpdate) but I just don't see how that can be achieved. For example, in the swagger doc, I would expect to have different descriptions for each of these: GET /location/cache_update POST /location/cache_update But at the moment, these all share the same description. I can't find where this is documented. Is there a Namespace decorator/function I can take advantage of? Continue reading...