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FastAPI Cookbook

FastAPI Cookbook

By : Giunio De Luca
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FastAPI Cookbook

FastAPI Cookbook

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By: Giunio De Luca

Overview of this book

FastAPI is a cutting-edge Python framework that is revolutionizing the way web apps and APIs are built. Known for its speed, simplicity, and scalability, FastAPI empowers developers to create high-performing applications with ease. This book will help you leverage FastAPI’s immense potential to handle high-traffic scenarios and integrate seamlessly with modern Python tools. The book begins by familiarizing you with the basics of setting up and configuring your FastAPI environment before moving to the intricacies of building RESTful APIs, managing data with SQL and NoSQL databases, and handling authentication and authorization. Next, you'll focus on advanced topics such as custom middleware, WebSocket communication, and integration with various Python libraries. Each chapter is meticulously crafted with practical recipes, progressing from foundational concepts to advanced features and best practices. The concluding chapters show you how to optimize performance, implement rate limiting, and execute background tasks, empowering you to become a proficient FastAPI developer. By the end of this book, you'll have gained the skills you need to migrate existing apps to FastAPI, and be equipped to tackle any challenge in the modern web development landscape, ensuring your apps are not only functional, but also efficient, secure, and scalable.
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Implementing CRUD operations

CRUD operations with a RESTful API can be implemented using HTTP methods (POST, GET, PUT, and DELETE) for web services. This recipe demonstrates how to use SQLAlchemy and asyncio to build CRUD operations asynchronously on an SQL database with the corresponding endpoints.

Getting ready

Before you start with the recipe, you need to have a database connection and a table in the dataset, as well as a matching class in the code base. If you completed the previous recipe, you should have them ready.

How to do it…

We’ll begin by making an operations.py module under the app folder to contain our database operations by following these steps.

  1. First, we can set up the operation to add a new ticket to the database as follows:
    from sqlalchemy.ext.asyncio import AsyncSession
    from sqlalchemy.future import select
    from app.database import Ticket
    async def create_ticket(
        db_session: AsyncSession,
       ...

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