n-ziermann/restapy

A python module for building restapis

restAPY

A python module for building Rest APIs

Example

import restAPY
api = restAPY.API(80, “0.0.0.0”)
api.set_path(“/”, {“celsius”:5, “fahrenheit”:41})
api.run()

Done! Start the python file and you've got a working rest API.

Installation

Inside the terminal:

pip install restAPY

Inside your project:

import restAPY

Dependencies

Python 3.6 (or higher) with the following modules:

• socket
• threading
• json
• ssl

All of these are part of the default python install and therefore don't need to be installed separately.

Documentation

https://restapy.readthedocs.io/

Contributors

Niklas Ziermann

Copyright & License

© Niklas Ziermann

MIT License

restapy's Issues

Cannot set HTTP Status Code to signal success/failure of request handling

The current code does not allow to set the HTTP status code for requests being handled. When implementing a function to handle a specific request, this function may provide a data structure that will be serialized into JSON, but the implementation cannot tell restAPY whether the function succeeded or failed in handling the request; restAPY will always return HTTP status 200 to the client.