lazy-flask 0.1.2

A lightweight toolkit that simplifies the Flask development process, helping you quickly build Python web applications.

Lazy-Flask

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Introduction

Lazy_Flask is a lightweight toolkit that simplifies the Flask development process, helping you quickly build Python web applications.

Features:

• Based on Flask, fully compatible with all Flask features
• Very small codebase (<200 lines)
• Supports custom middleware

Installation

pip install lazy-flask

Quick Start

Initialize

from lazy_flask import App

app = App(name='lazy_flask', endpoint='/query')

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
name	str	lazy_flask	Flask app name
endpoint	str	/query	Interaction endpoint

Register Module

from lazy_flask import App, Module

module = Module('module')
app.register_module(module)

Module

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
name	str		Module name, must be unique

register_module

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
module	Module		Register the module to App

Register Function

from lazy_flask import App, Module, APIResponse, APIError

@module.function('hello')
def hello(name: str = '') -> APIResponse:
    return APIResponse(data={'hello': name})

@module.function('oh')
def oh() -> APIResponse:
    return APIResponse(error=APIError(code=1, message='This is an error.'))

function

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
name	str		Function name, must be unique in the same module

APIResponse

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
data	dict	{}	Returned data
error	APIError	APIError()	Error information

APIError

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
code	int	0	Error code
message	str		Error message

Make a Request

import requests

url = "http://{host}/query"

data = {
    "module": "module",
    "function": "hello",
    "args": {
        "name": "world"
    }
}

response = requests.request("POST", url, json=data)

print(response.text) # {"data": {"hello": "world"}, "error": {"code": 0, "msg": ""}}

Advanced Usage

Middleware

Middleware can intercept requests and responses. For example, you can do permission checks or modify responses before returning.
Just define a function that accepts a Request or Response. If you modify it, return the new object. If not, lazy_flask will continue with the original.

# Permission check
import time

from lazy_flask import *
from flask import request as flask_request

info = Module('info')
app.register_module(info)

# Check request, only executed when tag contains 'login'
def login_middleware(request: APIRequest):
    user_id = request.args.get('id', None)
    if user_id is None:
        raise APIError(code=1, message='User id is none')
    token = flask_request.headers.get('Authorization', None)
    if token is None:
        raise APIError(code=2, message='Token is none')

info.register_middleware(Middleware(login_middleware, tag='login', priority=1, m_type=MiddlewareType.Request))

# Modify response, executed globally
def add_timestamp_middleware(response: APIResponse) -> APIResponse:
    response['timestamp'] = int(time.time() * 1000)
    return response

info.register_middleware(Middleware(add_timestamp_middleware, m_type=MiddlewareType.Response))

@info.function('info', tags=['login'])
def info():
    return APIResponse(data={'result': 'ok'})

Middleware

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
function	Callable		Middleware handler, must accept Request or Response
tag	str		If set, only runs when decorator specifies the same tag, otherwise global
priority	int	1	Priority, larger runs earlier
m_type	MiddlewareType	MiddlewareType.Request	Middleware type (Request or Response)

Demo

pip3 install lazy_flask
pip3 install requests

python3 example/app.py
python3 example/req.py # run in another terminal