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It isn't even\npublished to PyPI.\n\nIt is a place to:\n\n- explore FastAPI design patterns\n- document why those patterns exist\n- keep example code and explanatory writing close together\n- separate reusable ideas from app-specific examples\n\nThe repository is intentionally allowed to evolve as new patterns become\nworth documenting.\n\n## Repository Layout\n\n- `src/fastapi_patterns/`\n  The reusable kernel. This is the package built into the wheel today.\n- `src/fastapi_webhook/`\n  A small example application that demonstrates the patterns in\n  practice. It stays in the repository as runnable reference code and a\n  demo target for local development.\n- `docs/`\n  Article-style notes about individual patterns. These are intended to\n  become GitHub Pages content over time.\n\n## Package Boundary\n\nThe package boundary is intentional.\n\n`fastapi_patterns` is where reusable code belongs. If something in this\nrepository feels like a generally useful technique rather than an\napplication detail, it should probably migrate there.\n\n`fastapi_webhook` is the example application layer. It is useful for:\n\n- showing how the patterns fit together in a real app\n- providing concrete routes and payload models\n- giving the repository a fast local demo path\n\nAt the moment, the built wheel only includes `fastapi_patterns` and\nthere is only one example application.\n\n## Running The Example App\n\nThis project currently targets Python `3.14`. I use the\n[just](https://just.systems/) utility to manage development tasks. If\nyou haven't used it before, you can install pre-built binaries from the\n[just releases page](https://github.com/casey/just/releases). See the\n[just docs](https://just.systems/docs/installation) for more details. The `justfile` is similar to a Makefile.\nIt contains commands that are useful for development. For example,\n`just serve` creates or synchronizes a virtual environment and runs the\nwebhook example application.\n\n```bash\njust serve\n```\n\n## Development\n\nUseful commands:\n\n```bash\njust format\njust lint\n```\n\n`just serve` remains in the repository on purpose even though the\nexample app is not part of the published wheel. The repo should stay\neasy to run while the patterns are still being explored.\n\n## Direction\n\nThe likely long-term shape is:\n\n- a repository of documented FastAPI patterns\n- a published `fastapi_patterns` package containing the reusable parts\n- example applications that prove the patterns out before they are\n  treated as library surface area\n\nUntil that settles, this repository should be read as a lab notebook\nwith working code, not as a finished framework.\n","project_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Fdave-shawley%2Ffastapi-patterns-lab","html_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/projects/github.com%2Fdave-shawley%2Ffastapi-patterns-lab","lists_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Fdave-shawley%2Ffastapi-patterns-lab/lists"}