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fastapi-supabase-htmx-playground
Just a little playground for exploring python/fastapi, supabase, htmx and some alpinejs and hyperscript for the lulz
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A complete prototype featuring an in-memory FastAPI backend and an interactive Python CLI client. This system digitizes and manages printing orders for the school canteen, automating cost calculations and replacing error-prone manual logging.
app.py: The FastAPI backend server. It handles data validation, calculates pricing logic, and stores active orders in memory.client.py: The interactive terminal-based frontend. It provides a menu for the printing operator to input orders and communicates with the backend via HTTP requests.1. Create and activate a virtual environment (Recommended)
# Windows
python -m venv venv
venv\Scripts\activate
# macOS/Linux
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
2. Install dependencies
You will need the backend server packages (fastapi, uvicorn) and the HTTP client package (requests).
pip install fastapi uvicorn requests
To see the system working, you must run the server and the client simultaneously in two separate terminal windows.
Step 1: Start the Backend Server Open your first terminal and run:
uvicorn app:app --reload --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8000
(The server will start and wait for incoming requests in the background.)
Step 2: Start the CLI Client Open a second, separate terminal window, ensure your virtual environment is activated, and run:
python client.py
(You will be greeted by the interactive main menu where you can start placing orders.)
If you wish to test the backend API directly without using the CLI client, FastAPI provides an interactive testing interface out of the box.
Once the server is running (Step 1), open your browser and navigate to: http://127.0.0.1:8000/docs
POST /orders
student_name, document_name, pages (int), and print_type ("Black & White", "Colored", or "Photo Paper").order_id, calculates the total_cost, and saves the order.GET /orders * Action: Returns a list of all active orders.GET /orders/{order_id} * Action: Fetches a single specific order using its ID. Returns a 404 Not Found if the ID does not exist.app.py server is restarted.�
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