fastapi-webserver 0.2.3

A simple FastAPI webserver with a bunch of useful resources.

FastAPI WebServer

This is a wrapper of a FAST API application with some additional features that might be useful for quick web development.

It features:

• Powerful environment and settings handling with Dynamic module import like Django;
• A Database Adapter to connect to any database on-the-fly;
• A Data Migration Tool, to run .sql files, or migrate json data;
• An SMTP service, implemented on top of fastapi-mail;
• SASS Compiler;
• Server-Side Rendering via Jinja2Template;
• Static Files provider;
• CORS Support;
• TLS Support + mkcert certificates (local/development only)

Roadmap

The following features are expected to be implemented in the future. Contribution is welcome.

• OCI-Compliant Image for Docker/Podman
• Local Key-Value Cache
• Logging and Tracing API (via OpenTelemetry)
• Authentication and Authorization
  • OAuth2 support
  • OpenID Connect support
  • Passkey support (via Bitwarden passwordless)
• Traffic Analyzer
  • (AI) Bot detector
  • VPN detector
  • Rate limiter
  • IP-based Access-Control List (ACL)
• Content Providers (HTTP client and proxy)
  • Google Fonts API
  • Gravatar
  • GIPHY

Getting Started

Optionally, set up the environment variables. All environment variables can be found on .env file in the root of this repository.

from webserver.fastapi import app, settings  # A FastAPI app
from fastapi import APIRouter

router: APIRouter = APIRouter()

@router.get("/")
def index():
    return {"Hello World": f"from {settings.APP_NAME}"}

app.include_router(router)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    from webserver import fastapi as server
    server.start()

This enables both local execution through main method as well as fastapi (dev|run) commands.