i am trying but to acess with like .api/v1 etc but still not working and showing the not found even its works perfectly on local host

Do you have a link to your repo or is it private?

it is private broo bcz it source code

I understand, is there a way you can show us one route as an example and the configuration you have to add that route to the main fastapi app

let me tell you w8 a bit

Here’s one example route from my code:

In app.py:

from backend.routes import social_webhooks

app.include_router(social_webhooks.router, prefix="/api/social")

Example route inside social_webhooks.py:

@router.get("/test")

async def test_webhook_router():

return {"status": "success", "message": "Social webhooks router is loaded!"}

Locally this works fine at:

http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/social/test

But on Railway, I get a 404 at:

https://.up.railway.app/api/social/test

Only /health works on Railway.

Can you please confirm if I need to adjust ROOT_PATH or prefix handling on Railway?

@ranuare @Railway

Can you try to use the prefix inside social_webhooks, like this:

router = APIRouter(

prefix="/api/social"

)

Instead of adding it in the app.py

Hey, I tried moving the prefix inside social_webhooks.py like this:

router = APIRouter(prefix="/api/social")

but it still didn’t work.

Only /health route works on Railway — all other routes (like /api/social/webhook) give 404.

My main file is app.py (not main.py).

@ranuare @Railway

If you go to your fastapi service, click on the last deployment and go to details tab you can see what railpack is using

Check if its using the app.py as the main file, if not, you can add a custom start command

already configured

@ranuare @Railway

Still not working?

Do you have the health path inside app.py?

bro i understand why its happening its my own fault like for accesing through url

i have configured them for frontend

sorry for your wastage of time

No worries! To me it was weird it wasn't working haha