Example python app with fast api#1
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This project is a FastAPI-based Python application that allows users to submit their name and favorite color, with endpoints to retrieve the submitted data. It includes features like logging with JSON formatting, in-memory storage for demonstration purposes, and automated dependency management using Dependabot.
Key Features
API Endpoints:
Logging:
Configured using python-json-logger for JSON-formatted logs.
Logs are set up for the application and Uvicorn server.
Dependency Management:
Uses Poetry for managing dependencies and packaging.
Release Workflow:
A GitHub Actions workflow (release.yml) automates release creation when pull requests are merged into the main branch.
Dockerized Deployment:
Includes a [Dockerfile] for containerized deployment using Python 3.11