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Update rest api docs #99

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Update rest api docs #99

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced a REST API server with a /greet endpoint for personalized greetings.
  • Documentation

    • Added a guide on integrating REST APIs with Nextpy, including examples and advanced data handling.
  • Chores

    • Created a .gitignore file to maintain a clean repository by excluding specific file types and directories.

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The project has been updated with a new REST API server using the nextpy framework, complete with documentation and configuration. A .gitignore file was added to maintain a clean repository, excluding unnecessary file types. The server is designed to greet users via a POST request, and the documentation provides guidance on using REST APIs with Nextpy, including advanced features like Pydantic integration.

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File Path Change Summary
.../rest_api_server/.gitignore Added to exclude specific file types
.../rest_api_server/.../rest_api_server.py Created a REST API server
.../rest_api_server/xtconfig.py Added application configuration
docs/backend/9.rest_api.md Added REST API documentation

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To the code, a new friend hops in,
With a POST and a greet, let's begin.
In the docs, wisdom lies,
Under the Nextpy skies. 🌟📚

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@anubrag anubrag merged commit f867dd6 into dot-agent:main Jan 5, 2024
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Actionable comments generated: 2

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between df96022 and 149b36b.
Files selected for processing (4)
  • app-examples/rest_api_server/.gitignore (1 hunks)
  • app-examples/rest_api_server/rest_api_server/rest_api_server.py (1 hunks)
  • app-examples/rest_api_server/xtconfig.py (1 hunks)
  • docs/backend/9.rest_api.md (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
  • app-examples/rest_api_server/.gitignore
Additional comments: 5
app-examples/rest_api_server/rest_api_server/rest_api_server.py (1)
  • 1-7: The REST API server setup and the /greet endpoint are correctly implemented. The use of async function for the endpoint is appropriate for IO-bound operations.
docs/backend/9.rest_api.md (4)
  • 16-45: The examples provided for setting up an app and defining API endpoints are clear and demonstrate the usage of decorators and the add_api_route method effectively.

  • 47-56: The explanation of path operations and their corresponding HTTP methods is accurate and aligns with REST API standards.

  • 89-113: The examples using Pydantic models for complex data types are practical and effectively demonstrate the creation and retrieval of items in a REST API context.

  • 121-123: The mention of Nextpy's compatibility with FastAPI and the inclusion of the FastAPI documentation link are helpful for users looking for advanced backend operations.

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import nextpy as xt

config = xt.Config(
app_name="rest_api_server",
)
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The configuration setup with xt.Config is minimal. Consider adding more configuration parameters if the application requires them, such as server port, debug mode, etc.


### REST APIs

Nextpy seamlessly integrates front-end and back-end development with its event-driven architecture, simplifying complex workflows. So you don't ever have to worry about complexities of manging APIs.In scenarios where REST APIs might be essential, such as exposing AI models or services to users, Nextpy offers a robust and efficient framework for creating these APIs.
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There is a typo in the documentation. Change "manging" to "managing" to correct the sentence.

- So you don't ever have to worry about complexities of manging APIs.
+ So you don't ever have to worry about complexities of managing APIs.

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Nextpy seamlessly integrates front-end and back-end development with its event-driven architecture, simplifying complex workflows. So you don't ever have to worry about complexities of manging APIs.In scenarios where REST APIs might be essential, such as exposing AI models or services to users, Nextpy offers a robust and efficient framework for creating these APIs.
Nextpy seamlessly integrates front-end and back-end development with its event-driven architecture, simplifying complex workflows. So you don't ever have to worry about complexities of managing APIs.In scenarios where REST APIs might be essential, such as exposing AI models or services to users, Nextpy offers a robust and efficient framework for creating these APIs.

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