PyForgeAPI 1.4.0

PyForgeAPI is a fast and easy-to-use open source python library for developing RESTful APIs. It provides a clear and concise syntax for handling routes, requests, and responses, making the development of APIs faster and more efficient. With support for form parameters, body and route parameters, it is useful for handling different types of requests. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, PyForgeAPI is a simple and powerful choice for creating robust and scalable APIs.

PyForgeAPI

What is it and what is it for

PyForgeAPI is a fast, very simple to use and understand open source python library for developing RESTful APIs.

Installation

pip install PyForgeAPI

Examples

Example for GET Route with Query Params and debug mode

from PyForgeAPI import Routes, Response, Request

# Debug mode is False by default
routes = Routes(debug=True)

@routes.get('/')
async def home(req: Request, res: Response):
  # Get query params age
  age = req.query['age']
  # Recovery all persons from database with this age
  res.html("<h1>Listing all persons</h1><ul><li>A Person</li></ul>").status(200).send()

routes.run(application="Person API", host="localhost", port=3000)

Example for GET Route with Params, CORS and multiple methods

from PyForgeAPI import Routes, Response, Request

routes = Routes().cors()

@routes.get('/user/:id')
@routes.post('/user/:id')
async def getUser(req: Request, res: Response):
  # get users from database
  for i in users:
    if i["id"] == req.params["id"]:
      res.json(i).send()
      return
  res.send_status(404)

routes.run(application="Person API", host="localhost", port=3000)

Example for POST Route with Body

from PyForgeAPI import Routes, Response, Request

routes = Routes()

@routes.post('/user')
async def createUser(req: Request, res: Response):
  user = req.body.json
  # Save user in database
  res.text("Created").status(201).send()

routes.run(application="Person API", host="localhost", port=3000)

Example for PUT Route with Body

from PyForgeAPI import Routes, Response, Request

routes = Routes()

@routes.put('/user')
async def createUser(req: Request, res: Response):
  user = req.body.json
  # Update user in database
  res.html('<h1>Created</h1>').status(201).send()

routes.run(application="Person API", host="localhost", port=3000)

Using modules

# chat.py
from PyForgeAPI import Request, Response, Module

chat = Module('chat', '/chat')

@chat.get('/')
async def index(req: Request, res: Response):
  res.send_status(200)

@chat.get('/chat')
async def test(req: Request, res: Response):
  res.send_status(200)

# message.py
from PyForgeAPI import Request, Response, Module

message = Module('message', '/message')

@message.get('/')
async def index(req: Request, res: Response):
  res.send_status(200)

@message.get('/message')
async def test(req: Request, res: Response):
  res.send_status(200)

# main.py
from decorators.routes import Routes

from message import message
from chat import chat

routes = Routes(debug=True).cors()

routes.bind(message)
routes.bind(chat)

routes.run(host='localhost')

See more examples in examples folder

Change Log

Version 1.4.0

ToDo

• Automatic docs Page

Added

• Automatic reload in development mode (EXPERIMENTAL)
• Request method PATCH
• More security in CORS
• JSON Database module

Changed

• Better params and query params recovery in routes
• Improved route logging

Contributors

How to Contributing

Open pull request 😎