Introduction
Pyramid configuration library Minty Python (micro)services.
Getting started
View:
def hello(request):
# See minty package for more information about these domain classes:
domain_query_instance = request.get_query_instance("YourDomainHere")
return domain_query_instance.some_domain_query()
Main:
def main(*args, **kwargs):
# See minty package for more information about these domain classes:
loader = minty_pyramid.Engine(domains=[YourDomainHere])
# [optional] To retrieve session information, make sure to add before
# running loader.setup()
kwargs["session_manager"] = True
# Ensure the "get_query_instance" request method is available
# It will use a CQRS instance, built with an InstanceConfig built from
# the configuration file specified in the file pointed to by
# "minty_service.infrastructure.config_file" in kwargs
config = loader.setup(*args, **kwargs)
config.add_route("hello_world", "/hello")
config.add_view(
hello, request_method="GET", renderer="json", route_name="hello_world"
)
# If you've created the app from an openapi-spec file make sure to add:
routes.add_routes(config)
# Returns a WSGI application
return loader.main()
- Code generation commands:
- generate-views: create boilerplate views by using “generate-views” command.
When creating your application from an openapi(v3) spec file run “generate-views” to create “views.py” file with boilerplate code for all the views specified in the openapi spec.
see “generate-views –help” for more info
- generate-routes: create Routes by using “generate-routes” command.
Generate or re-generate “routes.py” file from an openapi spec file.
see “generate-routes –help” for more info
More documentation
Please see the generated documentation via CI for more information about this module and how to contribute in our online documentation. Open index.html when you get there: https://gitlab.com/minty-python/minty-pyramid/-/jobs/artifacts/master/browse/tmp/docs?job=qa
Contributing
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
Versioning
We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository
License
Copyright (c) Minty Team and all persons listed in the file CONTRIBUTORS
This project is licensed under the EUPL, v1.2. See the EUPL-1.2.txt in the LICENSES directory for details.
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