Turn Quart into a simple RPC server
Project description
📢 Quart-RPC
pip install quart-rpc
🚨Seeking contributions to bring more RPC protocols to Quart-RPC.
The Quart implementation of Flask-RPC
Quart-RPC currently only uses the weeRPC as its protocol, which is a micro JSON-based protocol that allows for easy communication between the client and server.
This extension is designed to stay slim and provides methods for generating requests and responses.
It does not enforce or validate the data passed in, or the data being sent back; this is left to you to implement in whatever way you feel comfortable (or not at all, if there's no need for it)
Quart-RPC does validate the version of weeRPC on an incoming request. This is to ensure that the request is structured in a way that the version of RPC you are using expects.
Other than that, you are free to use whatever data validation you feel comfortable with. Pydantic and Marshmallow are good choices.
The typical request/response cycle is as follows:
Request
{
"weerpc": 1.1,
"function": "add_numbers",
"data": [
1,
2,
3
]
}
Response
{
"weerpc": 1.1,
"ok": true,
"message": "Function 'add_numbers' executed successfully",
"data": 6
}
Usage
This repo contains a working example of Quart-RPC.
It also includes an example of using the JS library that helps in making requests via fetch to Quart-RPC.
Simplest example
from quart import Quart
from quart_rpc.latest import RPC, RPCResponse
def add_numbers(data):
if isinstance(data, list):
return RPCResponse.success(
sum(data),
"Function 'add_numbers' executed successfully"
)
app = Quart(__name__)
rpc = RPC(app, url_prefix="/rpc") # or blueprint
rpc.functions(
add_numbers=add_numbers
)
or
...
RPC(
app, # or blueprint
url_prefix="/rpc",
functions={
"add_numbers": add_numbers
}
)
...
RPC(...)
Will register a POST route with the app or blueprint that you pass in.
rpc.functions(...)
Will register the functions that you pass in to be called remotely. The argument names used will be the name of the function you will call remotely, for example:
rpc.functions(
add_numbers=add_numbers,
subtract=subtract_numbers
)
Calling subtract
remotely will call the subtract_numbers
function.
A request to the /rpc
endpoint with the following JSON payload:
import requests
from quart_rpc import RPCRequest
response = requests.post(
"http://localhost:5000/rpc",
json=RPCRequest.build(
function="add_numbers",
data=[1, 2, 3]
)
)
or, if you're using the JS library:
fetch("/rpc", {
method: "POST",
headers: {
"Content-Type": "application/json"
},
body: wrpc(
function_ = "add_numbers",
data = [1, 2, 3]
)
})
Will return:
{
"wrpc": 1.0,
"ok": true,
"message": "Function 'add_numbers' executed successfully",
"data": 6
}
Security
You can lock down RPC routes by using sessions and, or host checking.
Global Session Auth
This will check the Quart session for a key value pair, this will apply this check to every function registered.
from quart_rpc.latest import RPCAuthSessionKey
...
RPC(
app, # or blueprint
url_prefix="/rpc",
session_auth=RPCAuthSessionKey("logged_in", [True]),
functions={
"add_numbers": add_numbers
}
)
...
or a list of RPCAuthSessionKey:
...
RPC(
app, # or blueprint
url_prefix="/rpc",
session_auth=[
RPCAuthSessionKey("logged_in", [True]),
RPCAuthSessionKey("user_type", ["admin"])
],
functions={
"add_numbers": add_numbers
}
)
...
Global Host Auth
In the following example, only requests from 127.0.0.1:5000
will be accepted.
This will apply this check to all functions registered.
...
RPC(
app, # or blueprint
url_prefix="/rpc",
host_auth=["127.0.0.1:5000"],
functions={
"add_numbers": add_numbers
}
)
...
Scoped Session Auth
This will check the Quart session for a key value pair, but only in the specified functions being registered.
from quart_rpc.latest import RPCAuthSessionKey
...
rpc = RPC(
app, # or blueprint
url_prefix="/rpc",
)
rpc.functions(
session_auth__=RPCAuthSessionKey("logged_in", [True]),
add_numbers=add_numbers
)
...
Like the example above, you can also pass a list of RPCAuthSessionKey.
...
rpc.functions(
session_auth__=[
RPCAuthSessionKey("logged_in", [True]),
RPCAuthSessionKey("user_type", ["admin"])
],
add_numbers=add_numbers
)
...
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