fastapi-directory-routing

Create routes easily
_{The file system-based FastAPI router automatically generates the routing structure from the file system.}

  pip install fastapi-directory-routing

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Example Usage

Let's imagine a simple routing system where we can create users and departments, and add users to these departments.

Our route tree will roughly look like this.

/api/user [POST]
/api/user?user_id=<integer> [GET]
/api/user?user_id=<integer> [DELETE]
/api/department/add [POST]
/api/department/user [POST] # For add user to a department.

Let's create this routing system with fastapi-directory-routing

Create your file system like this.

.
└── your-amazing-app/
    └── api/
        ├── user/
        │   └── route.py
        └── department/
            ├── user/
            │   └── route.py
            └── route.py

fastapi-directory-routing traverses the folder tree in the base directory (default is 'api' folder), and automatically adds all routes with the same name as the router_filename (default is 'route.py') to the router

Define your routes in route files.

To define your routes within the route files, name your functions using 'get, post, put, delete'.

user/route.py example

def get(user_id: int):
    return {
        "name": "John",
        "surname": "Doe"
    }

Adding routers to the FastAPI main router.

from fastapi import FastAPI
from fastapi_directory_routing import DirectoryRouter

app = FastAPI()

easy_router = DirectoryRouter()

app.include_router(prefix="/easy-router", router=easy_router)

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