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nr.databind.rest
This module can be used to define a REST API interface using Python 3
annotations and nr.databind
object mapping features.
Todo
- Dynamic and static code generation for REST clients
Example
Resources are created by defining an Interface
subclass and decorating its
methods with the @Route
decorator. The subclass can then be used to
automatically generate client code and to implement a server based on the
same interface.
from my.service.api.types import MyRequest, MyResponse
from nr.databind.rest import Route, RouteParam
from nr.interface import Interface
class MyResource(Interface):
@Route('GET /my-endpoint/{parameter_a}')
def my_get_endpoint(self, parameter_a: str, parameter_b: QP(int)) -> MyResponse:
...
@Route('POST /my-endpoint/{parameter_a}')
def my_post_endpoint(self, parameter_a: str, body: MyRequest) -> MyResponse:
...
The resource is then implemented like this:
from my.service.api.resources import MyResource
from my.service.api.types import MyResponse
from nr.interface import implements
@implements(MyResource)
class MyResourceImpl:
def my_get_endpoint(self, parameter_a, parameter_b):
# ...
return MyResponse(...)
def my_post_endpoint(self, parameter_a, body):
# ...
return MyResponse(...)
Resources can then be bound to a server framework using one of the available bind mechanisms (currently only Flask is available).
from flask import Flask
from my.service.api.resources_impl import MyResourceImpl
from nr.databind.json import JsonModule
from nr.databind.rest.flask import bind_resource, FlaskRequestMapper
app = Flask(__name__)
request_mapper = FlaskRequestMapper(JsonModule())
bind_resource(request_mapper, app, '/my-resource', MyResourceImpl)
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