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I am planning to build a python wrapper around a rest API.
- I want to support friendly functions, with autocompletion in the editor.
- I want 100% test coverage
- I want the package to be modular, so that, any changes to API, can be easily reflected
- I want to support both async and normal methods (the core will be implemented thru async, but there will be a wrapper for those who don't want to use async)
example:
import asyncio
from library import Api
api = Api()
async def do_job():
thing = await api.get_thing()
print(thing)
asyncio.run(do_job())
or
from library.sync import Api
thing = api.get_thing()
print(thing)
the data that will be passed to the functions should be validated. planning to use pydantic.
planning to create a sub-package library.models to contain all the modules defining the models.
how should I design the entire thing? how should I structure the project?
best practices? guides?
This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Aahnik Daw
Aahnik Daw | Sciencx (2021-04-12T02:01:45+00:00) I want to build a Python wrapper for an API, how should I approach it?. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2021/04/12/i-want-to-build-a-python-wrapper-for-an-api-how-should-i-approach-it/
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