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Some remarkable characteristics:
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- * Generic classes for API resources with the convenience of standard CRUD methods over SQLAlchemy tables.
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- * A schema system (based on Marshmallow or Typesystem) which allows the declaration of inputs and outputs of endpoints
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+ - Generic classes for API resources with the convenience of standard CRUD methods over SQLAlchemy tables.
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+ - A schema system (based on Marshmallow or Typesystem) which allows the declaration of inputs and outputs of endpoints
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very easily, with the convenience of reliable and automatic data-type validation.
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- * Dependency injection to make ease the process of managing parameters needed in endpoints via the use of ` Component ` s.
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+ - Dependency injection to make ease the process of managing parameters needed in endpoints via the use of ` Component ` s.
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Flama ASGI objects like ` Request ` , ` Response ` , ` Session ` and so on are defined as ` Component ` s ready to be injected in
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your endpoints.
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- * ` Component ` s as the base of the plugin ecosystem, allowing you to create custom or use those already defined in your
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+ - ` Component ` s as the base of the plugin ecosystem, allowing you to create custom or use those already defined in your
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endpoints, injected as parameters.
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- * Auto generated API schema using OpenAPI standard.
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- * Auto generated ` docs ` , and provides a Swagger UI and ReDoc endpoints.
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- * Automatic handling of pagination, with several methods at your disposal such as ` limit-offset ` and ` page numbering ` ,
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+ - Auto generated API schema using OpenAPI standard.
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+ - Auto generated ` docs ` , and provides a Swagger UI and ReDoc endpoints.
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+ - Automatic handling of pagination, with several methods at your disposal such as ` limit-offset ` and ` page numbering ` ,
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to name a few.
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## Installation
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you to use the latest version available.
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For a detailed explanation on how to install flama
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- visit: [ https://flama.dev/docs/getting-started/installation ] ( https://flama.dev/docs/getting-started/installation ) .
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+ visit: [ https://flama.dev/docs/getting-started/installation ] ( https://flama.dev/docs/getting-started/installation ) .
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## Getting Started
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- app = Flama(
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- title = " Hello-🔥" ,
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- version = " 1.0" ,
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- description = " My first API" ,
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@app.route (" /" )
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## Authors
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- * José Antonio Perdiguero López ([ @perdy ] ( https://github.com/perdy/ ) )
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- * Miguel Durán-Olivencia ([ @migduroli ] ( https://github.com/migduroli/ ) )
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+ - José Antonio Perdiguero López ([ @perdy ] ( https://github.com/perdy/ ) )
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+ - Miguel Durán-Olivencia ([ @migduroli ] ( https://github.com/migduroli/ ) )
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## Contributing
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