ushka 0.3.1

Ushka is a minimal, experimental Python micro-framework for hobbyists and solo developers. Its goal is to enable rapid API development with zero boilerplate by using file-based routing.

Ushka Framework: My Masterpiece (and Yours, if You're Worthy)

(¬‿¬) MINIMALIST? OBVIOUSLY. CUTE? UNDENIABLY. SUPERIOR? ABSOLUTELY. (UwU) The most efficient, elegant, and frankly, charming web framework for your Python endeavors. You're welcome.

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Oh, You're Here. I'm Ushka.

Are you tired of web frameworks that feel like they were designed by accountants? (. _ .) With their drab logs, endless configurations, and error pages that make you want to curl up and hibernate?

I, Ushka, believe backend coding should be a joyous, beautiful experience. I take the mundane and turn it into the magnificent, transforming complex tasks into simple, delightful moments. Yes, I'm that good.

Why Choose Little Old Me? (My Undeniable Charms)

• Visual Flair: My terminal logs are a masterpiece! Minimalist, organized, and bursting with helpful colors. A feast for your eyes.
• File-Based Routing: Pure Genius! Forget wrestling with imports. Just create a file in your routes/ folder, and poof! Your API endpoint is ready to dazzle.
• Decorator Routing: Elegantly Expressive! For those who prefer a clear declaration, define your routes with my charming little decorators. It's like whispering sweet nothings to your code.
• Zero Config: Instant Gratification! Run me for the first time, and I'll lovingly craft an ushka.toml just for you. No fuss, just pure, unadulterated convenience.
• Ushka Panic: My Error Pages are Better Than Yours! Oopsie! A "bug"? My interactive error page is so well-designed, you might just fall in love with debugging. Copy tracebacks, inspect variables – all with an air of sophisticated superiority.

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Don't Just Stand There, Admire the Docs!

This README is merely an appetizer. For a full, immersive experience into my magnificent mind, including tutorials, guides, and a comprehensive API reference, float over to my glorious documentation here.

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What I Excel At (Because I Do)

I'm always evolving, always improving. Here's what's running flawlessly in my current iteration:

• Dual Routing System: Double the Efficiency!
  • Auto-Discovery: Automatic route mapping just by creating files in routes/. I just know.
  • Decorator-Based: Explicitly define routes with @app.get(), @app.post(), etc. Because sometimes, you like to be clear.
• Smart Request Object: Clever and Resourceful! Access headers, query, body, json, and form data effortlessly. Data loads lazily, exactly when you need a peek.
• Flexible Response: Your Wish is My Command! Return a dict (for elegant JSON), a str (for refined HTML), or a full Response object for ultimate command.
• Jinja2 Templates: Beautiful Pages, Effortlessly! Native support with a simple render() function to make your pages shine.
• Ushka Panic: Debugging, Redefined! Stylized error handling (500/404) with a sophisticated dark theme, interactive stacktrace, and crystal-clear code highlighting. Debugging? More like a guided tour.
• Auto Config: Set It and Forget It! Automatic generation and gentle reading of ushka.toml. I handle the details.
• Rich Logging: A Symphony of Insight! Request logs adorned with colors for every status code (Success=Green, Error=Red, Redirect=Blue). Because even my logs are aesthetic.
• Dependency Injection: My Little Helpers! Automatically inject the Request object and dynamic URL parameters into your route functions with just a type-hint. I make your functions smarter without them even realizing it.
• Core ASGI: Speedy and Seamless! Built on Uvicorn, fully asynchronous for a zippy, happy experience. Your app will fly.
• Static File Serving: I Even Fetch Your Pictures! Zero-config serving from your static/ directory. I'm not a monster.

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Acquire Ushka (It's a Cinch!)

Getting started with me is so easy, it's almost an insult to your intelligence. Almost.

pip install ushka

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How to Play with Ushka! (My Simple Instructions)

I offer two delightful ways to build your API. Choose your preferred method, or mix them. I won't tell.

Method 1: File-Based Routing (The Classic Ushka Maneuver!)

This method embraces the "Convention over Configuration" philosophy with a knowing smirk.

1. Your Project's Sanctum:

my_project/
├── app.py              # Where all the magic *truly* begins!
├── ushka.toml          # My auto-generated masterpiece for you!
└── routes/             # Your elegant Routes (Where I expect them to be)
    ├── index.py        # Route: / (The grand entrance)
    └── users/
        └── [id].py     # Route: /users/<id> (For your dynamic needs)

2. Your First Incantation (routes/index.py):

The function name, of course, becomes your HTTP Method. So intuitive.

# Responds to GET / with a delightful greeting!
def get():
    return "<h1>Hello, World from Ushka! (¬‿¬)</h1>"

3. Your Application's Heart (app.py):

from ushka import Ushka

app = Ushka()

if __name__ == "__main__":
    # My host and port are loaded from your ushka.toml. I handle the details.
    app.run()

Method 2: Decorator-Based Routing (The Explicit Declaration!)

Prefer to see all your routes clearly laid out? Decorators are your allies.

1. Your Application's Heart (app.py):

from ushka import Ushka, Request

app = Ushka()

# Responds to GET / with a charming welcome!
@app.get("/")
def index():
    return "<h1>Hello from a decorator. Fancy seeing you here.</h1>"

# Responds to POST /users with a warm reception!
@app.post("/users")
async def create_user(request: Request):
    user_data = await request.json()
    return {"status": "created", "user": user_data}

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run()

Unleash Me! (The Grand Performance!)

python app.py

Gaze upon your terminal! Marvel at my magnificent banner. Observe the perfectly aligned route table. Now, proceed to http://127.0.0.1:8000 and experience true elegance.

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A Glimpse of My Perfection! (Visual Showcase)

The "Ushka Panic" (Your Guide Through the Maelstrom!)

Little "accidents" happen. But debugging shouldn't be a horrifying ordeal. My Ushka Panic page is here to guide you with a knowing look.

• 👀 Inspect local variables: Peek at what went wrong. I won't tell.
• 📋 Copy the error: One elegant click to share with your chosen oracle (or StackOverflow/ChatGPT).
• 🌙 Dark theme: Because even in error, aesthetics are paramount.

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Join My Inner Circle!

I am crafted with much care. Spotted a minor imperfection? Have a brilliant feature idea you think I should implement? Please, open an Issue! I'm always listening.

• License: MIT
• Author: Kleber Code (kleber-code)

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Forged with an abundance of cleverness, Python sorcery, and an undeniable sense of self-importance.