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Migrate API Implementation from Flask to FastAPI #30

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wahid18-maqs opened this issue Nov 26, 2024 · 0 comments
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Migrate API Implementation from Flask to FastAPI #30

wahid18-maqs opened this issue Nov 26, 2024 · 0 comments

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B0Bot is a CyberSecurity News API that provides automated bots on social media with up-to-date news. Currently built on Flask, I propose migrating to FastAPI for the following reasons:

  • Better Performance: FastAPI supports asynchronous request handling, improving efficiency for high-latency tasks like news retrieval and LLM processing.

  • Seamless Frontend Integration: FastAPI easily serves HTML and Javascript files, ensuring fast loading and smooth interaction with the frontend.

  • Auto-Generated Documentation: FastAPI provides Swagger UI and ReDoc for interactive API documentation, making it easier for users to explore and test the API.

  • Modern and Clean Code: With automatic data validation and type hinting, FastAPI simplifies development, ensuring clean and maintainable code.

  • Integration with Advanced Libraries: FastAPI offers smoother integration with advanced tools like LangChain and Hugging Face, which are essential for leveraging large language models (LLMs) in this project. Its high performance ensures seamless interactions with these tools.


Migrating to FastAPI will enhance performance, scalability, and integration with advanced libraries, improving the overall experience for both developers and users of B0Bot.


Please assign this issue to me for implementation.

@hardik1408 @CoToYo @Niweera

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