spacether

Glad to hear that you like it! Yup that's the process. Titles are in a relational db and fetched titles for a rhyme are stored in redis to speed up queries after the first one.

Version 3.3.0 released, allowing easy to use openapi v3.1.0 code generation. Use apis in python with full typing on inputs and outputs. >66% of the new json schema keywords have been implemented including: - const: only string values are working because of bugs in swagger parser - contains - dependentRequired - dependentSchemas - else - if - maxContains - minContains - patternProperties - prefixItems - propertyNames - then - type (array of types supported in addition to one non-array value) - unevaluatedItems - unevaluatedProperties

If you need a python client code generator for your openapi document please check out the project. It has type hints everywhere, passes mypy checks, and supports composition and multiple content types.

Thanks. I posted it there and it was closed as opinion based: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76483545/what-are-indust...

The v6.2.0 python client uses type hints everywhere so model property access gives typed results Endpoint inputs are typed. Endpoint responses are typed so you know what deserialized body models you are getting back. Have you tried it?

Have you taken a look at the v6.2.0 and onward 'python' client? It uses type hints, and model new instantiation includes required and optional property signatures. I am the author of that newer python generator.

For developers out there who use openapi to auto-generate documentation and client libraries. If you need to do this in python, please consider using the new https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/blob/maste... generator, which I wrote.

Some reasons to use it:

  - it preserves spec case in model properties and endpoints
  - it enforces run time type checking
  - it has more robust composition (oneOf/anyOf/allOf) than the python generator
  - it has type hints
  - api loading is quicker (one can load one endpoint vs all of them automatically loading previously)
  - one can check if an instance validated against a schema by checking if the instance is an instance of the schema class
  - it uses python >= 3.9
  - it includes type: string format: number Decimal support so now you can send numbers as strings and preserve precision
  - enums are now accessible as class constants
  - uniqueItems validations added
  - multiple content types supported in endpoint request bodies + responses