Easy to create and maintain endpoints for an API. Built on top of Falcon.
Automatic detection and addition of new endpoints. disable any endpoint in one line
Sample Layout
📁Endpoints (Directory)
↳ - __init__.py
- ShoppingCart.py
- WebVideos.py
- Announcements.py
Sample Endpoint file
class SampleResource:
# Still Falcon
def on_get(req, resp):
resp.media = {
"message": "hello world"
}
# Required Class + Variables in order for Oswald to detect it's valid.
class Endpoint:
API_ENDS = [
{
"endpoint": "/Sample",
"endpointObj": SampleResource
}
]
Usage with Gunicorn/Others
Oswald simply returns a normal falcon WGSI object with the additions and removals.
import oswald
stage_1 = oswald.Oswald("moduleFolder")
# Falcon object can be accessed
api = stage_1.api
Sample Output
2019-11-06 22:57:50.490 | DEBUG | helpers.checkModuleFolder:detect_api_endpoints:21 - Ignoring Init.
2019-11-06 22:57:50.491 | INFO | helpers.checkModuleFolder:detect_api_endpoints:34 - Importing modules.sampleResource.
2019-11-06 22:57:50.491 | INFO | helpers.checkModuleFolder:detect_api_endpoints:36 - Imported modules.sampleResource
[-] Endpoints: 1
[-] Generating API Object.
[-] Attemping addition for /sample.
[-] 1 resource(s) added.
[-] Initalizing Webserver.
Serving on http://localhost:8874
Installation
pip install oswald
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