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Malhar Lathkar
High-Performance Web Apps with
FastAPI
The Asynchronous Web Framework Based on
Modern Python
Malhar Lathkar
Nanded, Maharashtra, India
ISBN 978-1-4842-9177-1 e-ISBN 978-1-4842-9178-8
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Introduction
As a programming language, Python has been continuously evolving.
New features and capabilities are incorporated with each version of
Python. This has made Python the preferred choice of developers
working in different application domains such as machine learning, GUI
construction, API development, etc.
With the inclusion of support for asynchronous processing, using
Python in building high-performance web apps has become
increasingly prevalent. FastAPI is one of the fastest web application
frameworks. It implements the ASGI (Asynchronous Server Gateway
Interface) specification.
FastAPI is a relatively young framework. Yet it has become quite
popular with the developer community. This book aims to help the
reader get acquainted with its salient features. Experienced Python
developers looking to leverage the flexibility of Python and the
powerful features introduced in modern Python as well as computer
science engineering students at graduate and postgraduate levels will
also benefit immensely from the practical approach adapted in the
book.
How This Book Is Arranged
This book comprises ten chapters.
Chapter 1: To begin with, Python’s type hinting and its handling of
asynchronous process are the two aspects introduced. FastAPI is built
on top of Starlette and Pydantic. In this chapter, the reader is
introduced to these two libraries.
Chapter 2: FastAPI follows OpenAPI standards and integrates
seamlessly with Swagger UI. In this chapter, the reader will learn how
FastAPI is able to autogenerate the documentation for the API
endpoints.
Chapter 3: This chapter deals with Pydantic’s BaseModel and how
it populates the body of an HTTP request.
Chapter 4: Although FastAPI is primarily a tool for API
development, it can also be used to build web applications that render
web pages and serve static assets. This chapter covers how to use
jinja2 templates and include static files.
Chapter 5: This chapter explains how the FastAPI application
inserts cookies and headers in its response and how it is able to
retrieve them.
Chapter 6: This chapter provides a comprehensive explanation of
using SQL and NoSQL databases as the back end for a FastAPI
application.
Chapter 7: This chapter is the beginning of the advanced part of
this book. It introduces APIRouters with which bigger applications can
be modularly constructed.
Chapter 8: Apart from REST, FastAPI supports WebSocket and
GraphQL protocols. This chapter describes how to design apps that
implement WebSocket and GraphQL.
Chapter 9: This chapter explains how the reader can secure the API
with different provisions in FastAPI. The reader is also introduced to
FastAPI’s testing functionality.
Chapter 10: Deploying your API for public availability is very
important. This chapter discusses different deployment alternatives.
As mentioned earlier, this book is intended to be a hands-on guide
to learn FastAPI. Hence, it is replete with code listings and screenshots,
which should help the reader to learn the concepts by executing the
code as they read along. All the code snippets are thoroughly tested and
are available in the repository:
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Web-Apps-with-FastAPI-by-Malhar-Lathkar.
Developing the content of this book has been an extremely
enjoyable process. Hopefully, it will prove to be equally enjoyable for
the reader.
Any source code or other supplementary material referenced by the
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Acknowledgments
At the outset, I express my sincere gratitude toward Apress (Springer
Nature) Publications for giving me this opportunity to write this book
and be a part of the Apress family. I thank the editorial team and
especially Jeff Chiu – the technical reviewer – for his invaluable inputs
while finalizing the draft of this book.
I would also like to acknowledge the graphics designers who have
produced a splendid cover page for this book.
The unerring and unconditional support of my family (my wife
Jayashree, daughter Sukhada, and son-in-law Shripad) in my endeavors
has always been my biggest strength. They have stood by me in good
and bad times. A very dear friend Dr. Kishore Atnurkar and his wife
Seema, who are no less than a part of my family, have been appreciative
of my work and have always given me a lot of encouragement. It
wouldn’t be out of place to acknowledge their contribution.
Throughout my academic life, I have been blessed with guidance
from some highly inspiring teachers. Their profound influence has
made me a lifelong learner. I hereby pay my respectful regards to all my
teachers.
You always learn more when you teach. I would like to thank
thousands of my students for being a part of my learning journey.
Finally, for all those who have been involved in bringing out this
book, a big thank you!
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1:Introduction to FastAPI
Type Hints
The typing Module
Asynchronous Processing
The asyncio Module
ASGI
About REST Architecture
What Is an API?
REST
REST Constraints
HTTP Verbs
POST Method
GET Method
PUT Method
DELETE Method
FastAPI Dependencies
Starlette
Pydantic
Uvicorn
Installation of FastAPI
Summary
Chapter 2:Getting Started with FastAPI
Hello World
Create an Application Object
Path Operation Decorator
Path Operation Function
Start Uvicorn
Externally Visible Server
Interactive API Docs
Swagger UI
Redoc
JSON Schema
Path Parameters
Using Type Hints
Type Parsing
Query Parameters
Optional Parameters
Order of Parameters
Validation of Parameters
Validating String Parameter
Validation with RegEx
Validating Numeric Parameters
Adding Metadata
Summary
Chapter 3:Request Body
POST Method
Body Parameters
Data Model with Pydantic
dataclasses Module
BaseModel
Pydantic Model As Parameter
Model Configuration
orm_mode
Pydantic Fields
Validation
Custom Validation
Nested Models
Summary
Chapter 4:Templates
HTML Response
Template Engine
Hello World Template
Template with Path Parameter
Template Variables
Passing dict in Template Context
Conditional Blocks in Template
Loop in Template
Serving Static Assets
Using JavaScript in Template
Static Image
CSS As a Static Asset
HTML Form Template
Retrieve Form Data
Summary
Chapter 5:Response
Response Model
Cookies
set_cookie() Method
Cookie Parameter
Headers
Header Parameter
Response Status Code
Response Types
HTMLResponse
JSONResponse
StreamingResponse
FileResponse
RedirectResponse
Summary
Chapter 6:Using Databases
DB-API
Creating the Books Table
Inserting a New Book
Selecting All Books
Selecting a Single Book
Updating a Book
Deleting a Book
aiosqlite Module
SQLAlchemy
async in SQLAlchemy
databases Module
Core Expression Language
Table Class Methods
FastAPI Path Operations
PyMongo for MongoDB
Motor for MongoDB
Summary
Chapter 7:Bigger Applications
Single File App
APIRouter
Router Package
Mounting Subapplications
Dependencies
Example of Dependency Injection
Query Parameters As Dependencies
Parameterized Dependency Function
Using Class As Dependency
Database Session Dependency
Dependency in Decorator
Middleware
CORS
Summary
Chapter 8:Advanced Features
WebSockets
How Do WebSockets Work?
WebSocket Server
WebSocket Client
WebSockets Module in FastAPI
Test WebSockets with Insomnia
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Multiclient Chat Application
GraphQL
The Schema Definition Language
Queries
Mutations
Subscriptions
Schema
Strawberry GraphQL
FastAPI Events
Mounting WSGI Application
Summary
Chapter 9:Security and Testing
Exception Handling
User-Defined Exception
Security
Basic Access Authentication
OAuth
OAuth2PasswordBearer
Testing
Testing WebSocket
Testing Databases
AsyncClient
Summary
Chapter 10:Deployment
Hypercorn
HTTPS
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