FastApi + Mongo REST API wiki about Plants Vs Zombies videogame
Install poetry:
curl -sSL https://install.python-poetry.org | python3 -Init repo:
poetry new pvz-svcCreate the virtual env folder:
mkdir .venvInstall all the dependencies in the project (clean-state):
poetry installInstall any dependency you need:
poetry add lib_hereRemove a dependency you don't need:
poetry remove lib_hereUpdate all (updatable) libs
poetry updateActivate using the command:
source .venv/bin/activateExit virtual env:
exitor
deactivateIf multiple python versions are found in the operative system, then
- use pyenv to handle the versions
- if needed set the local python for this project, like
pyenv local 3.12.1- you can confirm all good by checking
pyenv which python- set the specific python version like
poetry env use $USER_HOME/.pyenv/versions/3.12.1/bin/python- then install using commands like the ones in the previous section
Using black as code formatter
Can be used this way:
poetry run black .Using mypy for type checking
Can be used this way:
poetry run mypy app testsOpen {base_url}/docs while running to access swagger instance Open {base_url}/redoc while running to access redoc instance
You might need to create a DB in Atlas Mongo, then please reference .env.sample, to create your own .env
file with the relevant database info. Once ready you can do the following to launch:
uvicorn app:app --reloadpytestRun the server using the command on launch section Then open another console, activate the env and go to automation folder Once there run the tests using:
behaveYou can see the console output with several features, scenarios and steps and its status as passed, failed or skipped.
If multiple python versions are found in the operative system, then
- use pyenv to handle the versions
- if needed set the local python for this project, like
pyenv local 3.12.1- you can confirm all good by checking
pyenv which python- set the specific python version like
poetry env use $USER_HOME/.pyenv/versions/3.12.1/bin/python- then install using commands like the ones in the previous section
Using black as code formatter
Can be used this way:
poetry run black .Using mypy for type checking
Can be used this way:
poetry run mypy app tests- http://{host}:{port}/docs (swagger)
- http://{host}:{port}/redoc (redoc)
This app can be hosted in Railway, folder that helps with it is .ci folder.
- Author - gal16v8d
