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This package has been deprecated in favor of prism-py, which provides improved functionality, better architecture, and continued maintenance.
API Forge
Overview
API Forge is a Python library built on top of FastAPI that streamlines database model management and API route generation. It provides a comprehensive type system for managing API responses, reducing boilerplate code, and ensuring type safety throughout your application.
The library automatically generates API routes, database models, and metadata endpoints, significantly reducing development time while maintaining code quality and type safety.
Key Features
- Automatic Model Generation: Creates SQLAlchemy and Pydantic models from your existing database schema
- Dynamic Route Generation: Automatically generates FastAPI routes for tables, views, and functions
- Database Function Support: Native support for PostgreSQL functions, procedures, and triggers
- Metadata API: Built-in routes to explore your database structure programmatically
- Flexible Database Connection: Support for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite with connection pooling
- Advanced Type System: Comprehensive type handling including JSONB and Array types
- Schema-based Organization: Route organization based on database schemas
- Full Type Hinting: Complete type hint support for better IDE integration
Installation
Install API Forge using pip:
pip install api-forge
Quick Start
Here's how to quickly set up an API with API Forge:
from fastapi import FastAPI
from forge import * # import mod prelude (main structures)
# ? DB Forge ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Configure database connection
db_manager = DBForge(
config=DBConfig(
db_type="postgresql",
driver_type="sync",
database="mydb",
user="user",
password="password",
host="localhost",
port=5432,
pool_config=PoolConfig(
pool_size=5,
max_overflow=10,
pool_timeout=30,
pool_pre_ping=True
)
)
)
db_manager.log_metadata_stats() # Log db metadata statistics
# ? Model Forge -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
model_forge = ModelForge(
db_manager=db_manager,
# * Define the schemas to include in the model...
include_schemas=['public', 'app', 'another_schema'],
)
model_forge.log_schema_tables() # detailed log of the tables in the schema
model_forge.log_schema_views() # detailed log of the views in the schema
model_forge.log_schema_fns() # detailed log of the functions in the schema
model_forge.log_metadata_stats() # Log model metadata statistics
# ? Main API Forge ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
app: FastAPI = FastAPI() # * Create a FastAPI app (needed when calling the script directly)
app_forge = Forge( # * Create a Forge instance
app=app,
info=ForgeInfo(
PROJECT_NAME="MyAPI",
VERSION="1.0.0"
)
)
# * The main forge store the app and creates routes for the models (w/ the static type checking)
app_forge.gen_metadata_routes(model_forge) # * add metadata routes (schemas, tables, views, fns)
app_forge.gen_health_routes(model_forge) # * add health check routes
# * Route Generators... (table, view, function)
app_forge.gen_table_routes(model_forge) # * add db.table routes (ORM CRUD)
app_forge.gen_view_routes(model_forge) # * add db.view routes
app_forge.gen_fn_routes(model_forge) # * add db.[fn, proc, trigger] routes
Then run the application using Uvicorn:
uvicorn myapi:app --reload
Or run the script directly:
if __name__ == "__main__":
import uvicorn # import the Uvicorn server (ASGI)
uvicorn.run(
app=app,
host=app_forge.uvicorn_config.host,
port=app_forge.uvicorn_config.port,
reload=app_forge.uvicorn_config.reload
)
Generated Routes
API Forge automatically generates the following types of routes:
Table Routes
POST /{schema}/{table}- CreateGET /{schema}/{table}- Read (with filtering)PUT /{schema}/{table}- UpdateDELETE /{schema}/{table}- Delete
View Routes
GET /{schema}/{view}- Read with optional filtering
Function Routes
POST /{schema}/fn/{function}- Execute functionPOST /{schema}/proc/{procedure}- Execute procedure
Metadata Routes
GET /dt/schemas- List all database schemas and their structuresGET /dt/{schema}/{{tables, views, fns}}- List all tables, views, or functions in a schema
Health Check Routes
GET /health- Get API health status and version informationGET /health/ping- Basic connectivity checkGET /health/cache- Check metadata cache statusPOST /health/clear-cache- Clear and reload metadata cache
License
API Forge is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
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