lima-api 1.3.2

Lima-API is sync and async library that allows implements Rest APIs libs with python typing.

Lima-API

Lima-API is sync and async library that allows implements Rest APIs libs with python typing.

You could read more about it on our post (Spanish).

You could install from pypi with:

pip install lima-api

Howto use it

1. Create your Pydantic models.

   from pydantic import BaseModel
   from pydantic.fields import Field
   
   class Pet(BaseModel):
       identifier: int = Field(alias="id")
       name: str
   

2. Create your exceptions extend from lima_api.LimaException

   import lima_api
   
   class PetNotFoundError(lima_api.LimaException):
       detail = "Pet not found"
   
   class InvalidDataMessage(BaseModel):
       message: str
       code: str
   
   class InvalidDataError(lima_api.LimaException):
       model = InvalidDataMessage
   

3. Create your class extend from lima_api.SyncLimaApi or lima_api.LimaApi.

   import lima_api
   ...
   
   class PetApi(lima_api.LimaApi):
       response_mapping = {
           404: PetNotFoundError,
       }
   

4. Create functions with the proper decorator.

   import lima_api
   ...
   
   class PetApi(lima_api.LimaApi):
       ...
   
       @lima_api.get(
           "/pet/{petId}",
           response_mapping={
               400: InvalidDataError,
           }
       )
       async def get_pet(self, *, petId: int) -> Pet:
           ...
   

5. Create the client instance.

   pet_client = PetApi("https://petstore.swagger.io/v2")
   async with pet_client:
       pet = await pet_client.get_pet(pet_id=1)
   

In some case you want remove APIs complexity( for example, pagination creating a private function with decorator and public one without it:

class StApi(lima_api.LimaApi):
    @lima_api.get("/v1/rest/animal/search")
    async def _animals_search(
        self,
        *,
        page_number: int = lima_api.QueryParameter(alias="pageNumber"),
        page_size: int = lima_api.QueryParameter(alias="pageSize", default=100),
    ) -> AnimalBaseResponse: ...

    async def list_animals(self) -> AsyncIterator[AnimalBase]:
        page_number = 0
        page = await self._search(page_number=page_number)
        while not page.page.lastPage:
            for animal in page.animals:
                yield animal
            page_number += 1
            page = await self._search(page_number=page_number)
        for animal in page.animals:
            yield animal

[!NOTE]

• Synchronous clients only support synchronous functions, and in the same way with asynchronous.
• You could see other code examples at docs/examples folder.

[!IMPORTANT]

• The Body param must be allways BaseModel calls and only one is valid
• Functions wrapped by lima_api always must use *, in order to force use keywords for calling functions.

Parameters types

The functions parameters will mapping with the following criteria.

1. You could define the location of the param using lima_api.LimaParameter (one of the followings lima_api.PathParameter, lima_api.QueryParameter or lima_api.BodyParameter) classes.

    from enum import Enum
   
    import lima_api
    from pydantic import BaseModel
    ...
   
    class PetUpdateStatus(BaseModel):
        name: str
        status: str
   
    class PetStatus(str, Enum):
        AVAILABLE = "available"
        PENDING = "pending"
        SOLD = "sold"
   
    class PetApi(lima_api.LimaApi):
        ...
   
        @lima_api.post(
            "/pets/{petId}",
            headers={"content-type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"},
            response_mapping={405: InvalidDataError}
        )
        async def get_update_pet(
            self,
            *,
            pet_id: int = lima_api.PathParameter(alias="petId"),
            data: PetUpdateStatus = lima_api.BodyParameter(),
        ) -> None: ...
    
        @lima_api.get("/pet/findByStatus")
        async def filter(
            self,
            *,
            status: list[PetStatus] = lima_api.QueryParameter(default=[]),
        ) -> list[Pet]: ...
   

2. The parameters that extend from pydantic.BaseModel will send to body by default except if the method is GET, in this case will send as query params.

    from enum import Enum
   
    import lima_api
    from pydantic import BaseModel
    ...
   
    class PetStatus(str, Enum):
        AVAILABLE = "available"
        PENDING = "pending"
        SOLD = "sold"
   
    class PetFilterStatus(BaseModel):
        status: list[PetStatus]
   
   
    class PetApi(lima_api.LimaApi):
        ...
   
        @lima_api.get("/pet/findByStatus")
        async def filter(self, *, status: list[PetStatus]) -> list[Pet]: ...
   
        @lima_api.get("/pet/findByStatus")
        async def filter_by_obj(self, *, data: PetFilterStatus) -> list[Pet]: ...
   

3. At the end with the regex expressed in LimaSettings.lima_bracket_regex will get the names in the path params and macht the param names defined in the function.

   For example with lima_bracket_regex = r"\[(.+?)\]"

    @lima_api.get("/pets/[petId]")
    async def get_pet(self, *, petId: str) -> Pet: ...
   

Auto-start

In some case we need create a global client. In that cases maybe you don't want use with cause when you call some function. We create the kwarg auto_start that allow start and close client automatic when you call some function.

[!IMPORTANT]

• If you open and close the connection the performance could be affected.

[!NOTE]

• Synchronous clients allows use auto_close (as False by default to have same behavior that Asynchronous has) that allow not close the connection to improve the performance.
• We recommend use with in Asynchronous and in Synchronous mode with auto_start=True and auto_close=False.

Helps for developers

By default, lima-api don't log any information, whoever in some cases you need log information.

In order to solve this and becases the log level could be different for each case, we decide create the function def log(self, *, event: lima_api.LogEvent, **kwargs) which could be overwritten.

class PetApi(lima_api.LimaApi):
    def log(self, *, event: lima_api.LogEvent, **kwargs) -> None:
        if event == lima_api.LogEvent.RECEIVED_RESPONSE:
            response: httpx.Response = kwargs.get("response")
            logger.info(
                "Request completed",
                extra={
                    "url": response.request.url,
                    "elapsed": response.elapsed,
                    "method": response.request.method,
                    "service_status": response.status_code,
                }
           )
    ...

Create requirement file locally

uv pip compile pyproject.toml --extra=test --extra=pydantic2 > requirements.txt
uv pip install requirements.txt

Code generator

In order to help developers to improve they work you could auto-generate your clients.

You could run:

lima-generator tests/resources/examples/v3.0/api-with-examples.json

That create a folder tests/resources/examples/v3.0/api-with-examples with two files, client.py and models.py