Building A Simple REST API with FastAPI in Python 

Man, exactly what I was looking for. Implemented what I wanted in 5 minutes "while" watching your video! Thanks heaps!

i liked the tutorial but i think some of the code coulda been more thought through, like adding proper guard clauses, doctsrings and less ugly id usage 😅😅

amazing tutorial👏👏. It has helped me understand a lot about fastapi. cheers mate🥂

Great tutorial, Thank you so much. I feel so confident in REST API now :)

I there!!! Great videos and great work. Just dropping suggestion of similar video with Django Rest library

is that a chrome extension for your json viewing?

i see your json file has been changed when you do add_person() part. I think you should change the code where you call people, you have to change it to people["people"] .

I believe that you didn't consider problem with ID after deletion. If you remove something from the middle you will get bad indexes. Anyway thx for this video I find it's really useful.

Great tutorial man, im grateful for your work here. Really concise vid.

Thanks for the great explanation. I have one question. Imagine I have the data and the API code on a raspberry pi as a server. How can I give a client access to it over the internet? I mean, I need the client to be able for example to fetch data (get) either using the header method or preferrably the FastAPI's documentation interface that you showed here. Thanks

you're reading in my mind🤩

does anyone know if there is a way to take the ID out of the sample when you "Try It out" since we are not assigning it back. I find it pretty confusing.

Also, for everyone.... Is there not a more efficient way of doing this? def search_provider(accepting: Optional[int] = Query(None, title="Accepting", description="Is the Doctor accepting new patients?"), gender: Optional[str] = Query(None, title="Gender", description="Gender of the Doctor")): accepting_providers = [p for p in providers if accepting.lower() == p['accepting']] if gender is None: if accepting is None: return providers else: return accepting_providers else: gendered_providers = [p for p in providers if gender.lower() in p['gender']] if accepting is None: return gendered_providers else: combined_condition = [p for p in accepting_providers if p in gendered_providers]

Hi! can you plz help to use postgres for data for the same

Thank you so much 🙂❤

How about of make this api asynchronous? Is there any video you could recommend?

thanks that was great!

your intro is nice

just in case anyone's getting a TypeError: Object of type Person is not JSON serializable at add_person(), you need to do this json.dump(dict(people), f)

Dude this was fantastic ! Great Job.

Thank you

Why Python's so slow?

bruh

Aw$m :)

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Make it with an actual project please

First!

Fix for add_person(): ... people.append(new_person) people_write = {"people": people} with open("people.json", "w") as f: json.dump(people_write, f)