A mini-framework providing tools to help you make complex APIs with serverless
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# Pyverless
Developing complex APIs within AWS lambdas can be somewhat of a messy task. Lambdas are independent functions that have to work together in order to create a full-blown app, like atoms to a complex organism.
In order to define the infrastructure you may use a framework like [Serverless](https://serverless.com/), but you may find yourself copying and pasting blobs of code within your handler functions, namely for authentication, data validation, error handling and response creation to name a few.
**Enter Pyverless**
Pyverless is a mini-framework with a bunch of utilities that aims to help you create APIs using AWS Lambdas fast and in a consistent way. Pyverless provides the following.
- Class-Based Handlers
- Serializers
- Authentication handling
- JWT and cryptography
- Exceptions
- Configuration
- Warmup handling
Bring more consistency and development speed to your lambda-based APIs!
## Class-Based Handlers
Class based handlers (CBH) use the approach of Django's Class-Based Views to provide code reuse, consistency and generally abstract simple and common tasks. The aim of class-based handlers is to suit a wide range of applications by providing generic Handler classes and mixins.
Within AWS Lambda, a handler is a function that takes an event and a context and returns a response.
Generic CBH are based off the following base handler
### BaseHandler
This class provides the `as_handler()` method that returns a handler function (taking `event` and `context` as arguments).
Usage:
```python
class MyHandler(BaseHandler):
pass
_myHandler = MyHandler.as_handler()
```
There is a set of generic CBHs to handle basic CRUD operations within an API:
### CreateHandler
**TODO**
### RetrieveHandler
**TODO**
### UpdateHandler
**TODO**
### DeleteHandler
**TODO**
### ListHandler
There are also a set of **mixins** available:
### RequestBodyMixin
This mixin provides the `get_body()` method which is in charge of gathering the request body dictionary. Define `required_body_keys` and `optinal_body_keys` as follows. Within the handler, you can access the body via `self.body` or by calling `get_body()`
```python
class MyHandler(RequestBodyHandler, BaseHandler):
required_body_keys = ['name', 'email']
optinal_body_keys = ['phone']
_myHandler = MyHandler.as_handler()
```
### AuthorizationMixin
This mixin provides the `get_user()` method in charge of getting the user out of an authenticated API call. Within the handler, you can access the body via `self.body` or by calling `get_user()`
### ObjectMixin
This mixin provides the `get_object()` method in charge of gathering a particular object.
### ListMixin
**TODO**
## Serializers
**TODO**
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# Pyverless
Developing complex APIs within AWS lambdas can be somewhat of a messy task. Lambdas are independent functions that have to work together in order to create a full-blown app, like atoms to a complex organism.
In order to define the infrastructure you may use a framework like [Serverless](https://serverless.com/), but you may find yourself copying and pasting blobs of code within your handler functions, namely for authentication, data validation, error handling and response creation to name a few.
**Enter Pyverless**
Pyverless is a mini-framework with a bunch of utilities that aims to help you create APIs using AWS Lambdas fast and in a consistent way. Pyverless provides the following.
- Class-Based Handlers
- Serializers
- Authentication handling
- JWT and cryptography
- Exceptions
- Configuration
- Warmup handling
Bring more consistency and development speed to your lambda-based APIs!
## Class-Based Handlers
Class based handlers (CBH) use the approach of Django's Class-Based Views to provide code reuse, consistency and generally abstract simple and common tasks. The aim of class-based handlers is to suit a wide range of applications by providing generic Handler classes and mixins.
Within AWS Lambda, a handler is a function that takes an event and a context and returns a response.
Generic CBH are based off the following base handler
### BaseHandler
This class provides the `as_handler()` method that returns a handler function (taking `event` and `context` as arguments).
Usage:
```python
class MyHandler(BaseHandler):
pass
_myHandler = MyHandler.as_handler()
```
There is a set of generic CBHs to handle basic CRUD operations within an API:
### CreateHandler
**TODO**
### RetrieveHandler
**TODO**
### UpdateHandler
**TODO**
### DeleteHandler
**TODO**
### ListHandler
There are also a set of **mixins** available:
### RequestBodyMixin
This mixin provides the `get_body()` method which is in charge of gathering the request body dictionary. Define `required_body_keys` and `optinal_body_keys` as follows. Within the handler, you can access the body via `self.body` or by calling `get_body()`
```python
class MyHandler(RequestBodyHandler, BaseHandler):
required_body_keys = ['name', 'email']
optinal_body_keys = ['phone']
_myHandler = MyHandler.as_handler()
```
### AuthorizationMixin
This mixin provides the `get_user()` method in charge of getting the user out of an authenticated API call. Within the handler, you can access the body via `self.body` or by calling `get_user()`
### ObjectMixin
This mixin provides the `get_object()` method in charge of gathering a particular object.
### ListMixin
**TODO**
## Serializers
**TODO**
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