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Scaffold lean, batteries-included FastAPI backends — like django-admin, for FastAPI.

Beginners shouldn't have to architect a production backend from scratch. shaapi gives you a clean, opinionated FastAPI project — async SQLAlchemy + Alembic, Postgres, Redis, JWT auth, Casbin RBAC, file storage, and a one-command Docker workflow — generated in seconds.

pip install shaapi
shaapi new "my api"
cd my_api
shaapi up

→ API live at http://localhost:8000, Swagger at http://localhost:8000/admin/api/v1/docs.

What you get

  • FastAPI (async) with a clean layered architecture (app/, common/, core/, crud/, models/, schemas/)
  • SQLAlchemy 2 + Alembic migrations, Postgres (auto-create in dev, migrations in prod)
  • Redis cache + rate limiting
  • JWT auth + Casbin RBAC (users, roles, permissions)
  • File storage (MinIO / S3 / GCS)
  • Docker: multi-stage slim image built with uv, hot-reload in dev (source bind-mount), cross-platform shaapi orchestration (no bash)
  • Opt-in observability (--monitoring): Prometheus, Grafana, Tempo, Loki
  • Production tooling (shaapi ops): hardened compose overlay (datastores off the public network), secret generation, VPS provisioning/firewall scripts, and a dev/prod git-branch split (same code, config-only divergence)
  • Security testing (shaapi sec): static audit + black-box probes (default-secret JWT forge, auth, login rate-limit, exposed ports), with a CI-friendly exit code

Generated projects are secure by default: a production fail-fast guard refuses to boot with default secrets, the container runs non-root, and the datastores are never exposed in production.

CLI

shaapi new "my api"                       # interactive scaffold
shaapi new "my api" -y                    # accept defaults
shaapi new "my api" --prod                # + production config on a `prod` git branch
shaapi up / db apply / auth init          # run the stack (cross-platform docker wrapper)
shaapi ops harden / secrets / checklist   # production hardening (shaops)
shaapi sec audit / auth / scan / ports    # security testing (shasec)
shaapi --version

In your generated project

shaapi up                       # build + start everything (dev: hot-reload)
shaapi up --prod                # production: datastores not exposed
shaapi db apply                 # alembic upgrade head
shaapi db generate -m "add posts table"
shaapi auth init                # create the first admin
shaapi logs / shaapi down

On Linux/macOS a bundled ./docker-run.sh offers the same commands if you prefer a plain shell script.

Documentation

📖 Full documentation site (EN/FR): https://shalom-302.github.io/shaapi/

Highlights:

The Markdown sources live in docs/ (English *.md, French *.fr.md).

Example

examples/todolist — a complete authenticated Todo API (JWT, per-user ownership, admin-only endpoint) built on top of shaapi in 5 files.

Status

Alpha. See the repo for roadmap and contribution guidelines.

License

MIT

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