⚠️ Under Heavy Development Please note that this project is still in active development. Features and APIs may change frequently. Even the name is not definitive.
An opinionated Python web framework (based on {term}FastAPI).
Fastlife helps at building Web Application with session, security, html test client, and html form generated from pydantic schema using customizable widget.
Templates are made using {term}JinjaX and an extensible set of
component is available
in order to build pages.
Those components are currently stylized by {term}Tailwind CSS,
using pytailwindcss.
Moreover, you can also write API, in an opinionated way to enforce documentation consistency.
Fastlife is adding a "Configurator", like {term}Pyramid to get a better scallable codebase.
The configurator in fastlife organizes configuration settings hierarchically, enabling easy management and overriding at different levels. This promotes modularity and clarity in application configuration, making it simpler to maintain and scale your project.
Fastlife come with a test client that can interact with html inside unit tests.
The package is available on pypi with the name fastlifeweb.
pip install fastlifeweb
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We found that fastlifeweb demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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