oms.py
A micro-framework for the excellent Open Microservices Specification, for suppportive code written in Python 3.6+.
Note: this is pre-release software, and is subject to improvement. Contributions are welcome! This framework is being developed for other languages, as well. If you'd like to help, let us know!
Intended / Example Usage
$ cat service.py
import oms
from uuid import uuid4
service = oms.Microservice(name='uuid')
@service.register()
def new(prefix: str) -> str:
"""Generates a UUID, with a given prefix."""
return f'{prefix}{uuid4().hex}'
if __name__ == '__main__':
service.serve()
register takes some optional arguments: name and path. You can also call service.add(f=new), instead.
Next, run the command $ oms-generate oms.yml files will automatically be generated, for your application:
$ oms-generate service:service
…
'oms.yml' written to disk!
$ cat oms.yml
actions:
new:
help: Generates a UUID, with a given prefix.
arguments:
prefix:
in: query
required: true
type: string
http:
method: get
path: /new
port: 8080
output:
type: string
lifecycle:
startup:
command:
- python3
- /app/service.py
oms: 1
$ cat Dockerfile
FROM kennethreitz/pipenv
COPY . /app
CMD ["python3", "service.py"]
Now, run your microservice!
$ python service.py
2019-05-09 14:45:39,342 - micro - DEBUG - Initiating 'uuid' service.
2019-05-09 14:45:39,344 - micro - DEBUG - Registering Flask endpoint: '/new'
2019-05-09 14:45:39,344 - micro - DEBUG - Dockerfile './Dockerfile' already exists!
2019-05-09 14:45:39,345 - micro - DEBUG - Microservice Manifest './oms.yml' already exists!
2019-05-09 14:45:39,346 - micro - INFO - Serving on: '*:8080'
This will spawn a Flask application (using the production-ready waitress web server), preconfigured to serve the masses!
Or, use the oms CLI:
$ oms run new -a prefix='user-'
…
Installation
$ pip install
P.S. Do provide feedback, if you desire! :)
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