Fastapi: FastAPI Cookbook

[Kludex]

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Description

What do you guys think about creating a cookbook for FastAPI? The idea is to have something similar as Vue.js cookbook (https://vuejs.org/v2/cookbook/index.html). Don't get me wrong, the FastAPI documentation is awesome, but the cookbook has a different focus and I think we can explore that field.

The solution you would like

We can create a roadmap for different applications that we want to show as use case. For example, one of those can be a user management API using GINO and Alembic. If you guys like the idea we need to think about possible projects and technologies that work well with FastAPI to create this cookbook.

We can even use the full-stack @tiangolo projects. But I don't know if it's a good idea as I think starting from scratch and explaining it step by step may be easier.

What do you think?

[aalikadic]

It would be great if a short manual on publishing FastAPI on IIS would be shared!

[jorgerpo]

Great idea

[Kludex]

I've started this yesterday: https://kludex.github.io/fastapi-cookbook/
By the moment I've sent this message, there's no README yet, but issues with ideas, PR and any type of feedback are already welcome
I'm going to start the recipes on the next day.

I'm closing this issue.

[jorgerpo]

Wow!
Great effort you are putting in there.

Good work so far. I encourage you to keep the good work coming.

El mar., 21 de julio de 2020 7:54 a. m., Marcelo Trylesinski <
[email protected]> escribió:

Closed #1533 https://github.com/tiangolo/fastapi/issues/1533.

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[tiangolo]

Cool! I would like to have more general tutorials in the advanced section. But it's always difficult to find the time to create, add, and test more content and tutorials. :shrug: