fast-platform

Single installable distribution (pip install fast-platform) that bundles many former standalone fast_* modules unchanged at import time (flat top-level imports such as from notifications import …, from db import …).

Logical organization is defined by the package taxonomy in src/fast_platform/taxonomy.py. Imports stay flat under src/; the taxonomy is used for docs, tests layout, and navigation.

Package taxonomy

Each top-level name under src/ belongs to exactly one section (PackageSection). The canonical mapping is PACKAGE_TO_SECTION in fast_platform.taxonomy.

Section	Meaning
core	Config, DTOs, errors, helpers, orchestration services
security	Crypto, API keys, identity, secret backends
persistence	SQLAlchemy + multi-backend datastores
data_platform	Search, vectors, object storage, cache
messaging	Queues, Kafka, jobs, events, notifications, webhooks
realtime	Channels, streams, WebRTC
integrations	LLM, payments, media, analytics, admin
operations	Observability, OpenTelemetry, flags, tenancy, resilience, API versioning

Packages by section

Section	Packages
core	`configuration`, `dtos`, `errors`, `utils`, `service`, `fast_platform`
security	`security`, `secrets`, `identity`
persistence	`db`, `datastores`
data_platform	`search`, `vectors`, `storage`, `cache`
messaging	`kafka`, `queues`, `events`, `jobs`, `notifications`, `webhooks`
realtime	`channels`, `streams`, `webrtc`
integrations	`llm`, `payments`, `media`, `analytics`, `admin`
operations	`observability`, `otel`, `resilience`, `tenancy`, `versioning`, `features`

Use in code:

from fast_platform.taxonomy import section_of, PackageSection

section_of("notifications")  # PackageSection.MESSAGING

Layout: `src/` vs `tests/`

src/ — flat top-level packages (configuration/, notifications/, …) so existing imports remain stable.
tests/ — mirrors the taxonomy: tests/<section_folder>/<package>/. Section folder names come from SECTION_TEST_FOLDER in taxonomy.py (e.g. core, persistence, data_platform). The security section uses sec (not security) so the security package can live at tests/sec/security/ without a path collision.

Example: tests for utils live under tests/core/utils/; tests for notifications under tests/messaging/notifications/.

Highlights (by import name)

Import	Role
`configuration`	JSON config loaders + Pydantic DTOs per subsystem
`dtos`	Shared Pydantic DTOs (`IDTO` base)
`errors`	Structured HTTP-oriented exceptions (`BadInputError`, `NotFoundError`, …)
`notifications`	Email/SMS/push templates, fan-out, idempotency, preferences (`pip install fast-platform[jinja2]` for templating extras)
`resilience`	Circuit breakers, retries, bulkheads
`versioning`	API versioning (`VersionedAPIRouter`, `VersioningMiddleware`, path/header/query strategies)
`features`	In-app feature flags, rollout, targeting
`channels`	Real-time hub, Redis/Kafka backends, presence, ACLs, metrics
`db`	SQLAlchemy engine, sessions, `DBDependency`
`datastores`	`IDataStore` adapters (Redis, Mongo, ES, …)
`observability`	Logging, metrics, tracing, audit, OTLP
`admin`	Admin API router (users, roles, audit log), generic SQLAlchemy CRUD routers
`queues`	Queues (DLQ, envelope, backends)
`jobs`	Background jobs
`storage`	Object storage (S3, GCS, Azure)
`secrets`	Secret backends + cache (Vault, AWS, GCP; not the stdlib `secrets` module)
`vectors`	Vector stores
`tenancy`	Multi-tenant context
`webhooks`	Webhook signing / delivery
`webrtc`	WebRTC signaling
`llm`	LLM providers, tools, streaming
`kafka`	Kafka producer/consumer, outbox
`identity`	OAuth/OIDC, JWKS, API keys
`media`	Uploads, variants, presigned URLs
`payments`	Payment gateways, webhooks, SCA
`search`	Meilisearch, Typesense, OpenSearch
`security`	API keys, inbound webhooks, field encryption

Install: pip install fast-platform

Optional backends: e.g. pip install fast-platform[async,otel,rabbitmq,s3,openai,meilisearch,pillow].

pyfastmvc depends on this wheel for these modules instead of many separate distributions.

middleware image-pipeline dev async rabbitmq sqs service-bus nats vault aws gcp pinecone qdrant weaviate s3 gcs azure celery rq dramatiq fastapi openai anthropic ollama groq mistral gemini protobuf avro oauth pillow utils-pdf meilisearch typesense opensearch mongo elasticsearch dynamo cassandra cosmos web segment posthog mixpanel jinja2 otel

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