I have an async FastApi service running on kustomizse behind nginx and a NLB. Been working all good but doing some profiling locally I noticed the db query I have using sqlalchemy asyncSessions() and AsyncEngine seems to be a bit…
Here is my React code. I'm parsing a CSV I upload to fileData. I'm just trying to print the data in the console for now in my Backend. The CSV probably has around 350 rows. const [fileData, setFileData] = useState([])…
I have two endpoints, /login and /index. The /login is for authentication and getting an access_token. The /index is protected and user should login first. After authentication, the /login sends the access token to the client. The client should be…
I have no problem with labeling second table ("jtable"), but how I can make the same with first one ("table")? Because I haven't any allowed methods to do this. async def get_join_table( db: AsyncSession, table: PostSQL | VoteSQL | UserSQL,…
I'm setting up a fastapi compose.yaml file for development. Here the simplified layout of my project: Dockerfile -> size optimized: 170MB # The builder image, used to build the virtual environment FROM python:3.11-bullseye as builder # Install package manager RUN…
I am using FastAPI framework and writing some data into PostgreSQL database. The issue I am encountering is that I have a function get_current_user() that returns user credentials (including email), but I am not sure how to access this data…
I have a Uvicorn/FastAPI server that I am attempting to run through a Docker container. The server works fine outside of the Docker container, but when running it through Docker I get a connection refused error when trying to access…
I get File "C:PythonProjectsmyProjectroutershome.py", line 39, in @router.get("/home", response_class=HTMLResponse) ... raise TypeError('{!r} is not a callable object'.format(obj)) TypeError: <generator object get_db at 0x000002B68FBDB100> is not a callable object home.py from fastapi import Depends, APIRouter, Request from fastapi.templating import Jinja2Templates from…
I'm using a sveltekit app for the frontend, and a python backend. I'm using the admin sdk to perform server-side validation and storing the cookies, using that each time I make a request to my backend. The problem is that…
I created two applications (backend (fastapi. Works on 8000 port), frontend (reactjs. Works on 80 port)) they are communicate each with other. My docker-compose file: version: '3.7' services: frontend: container_name: "frontend" build: context: ./frontend stop_signal: SIGTERM ports: - "80:80" volumes:…