43:49 for anyone wondering, he changed the function parameters to be def get_item(name: str = Query(None, title="Name", description="Name of item.", max_length=10, min_length=2)):
@@sineadward5225 interestingly these days I am working with system verilog ( hardware description language) to work with FPGAs. Should take a look at it, it's very interesting fir chip design.
The asterisk part just cracks me up. One of those things. Super great tutorial btw, thank you for taking so much time to make it high quality. Still holds up well 2 years later and that is hard to do nowadays.
Great to follow except for the part where you have your face cam over the code your write. Also when you transition from query parameters to the next topic your code for get_item is different and as we follow along we still have our required fields when trying to get an item after our 2 items added through post, the get_item method you used simply asks for the item name.
Yes, this exactly :). The video is great, but as you underline in the conclusion of the video, the important part is the difference between Path & Query which you seem to have cut in your video ! THank you for all your content Tim, keep it up !
I finally understand API and all thanks to you, Tim, thank you so so much for making these! Super grateful for your sharing of knowledge!! Thanks and stay so cool :)
Great video Tim! Would love to see a follow-up video where you show how to build a web micro-service (using FastAPI) for machine learning model inference
I have been looking to get into FastAPI and compare it to Flask(which is what I usually use for a lot of dev). This was a great in depth intro and more! Thank you.
This was epic, I was watching for 3 hours straight, and I've implemented a chilld class of FastAPI with a function that saves data into file.json when requests succeed. Great module I love it ! & great video, thank you very much! All that is missing is the cors, xss security things, let the research continue :D
Tim, at time 26:00 you are adding things we can't see for Greater than >. Your popover window either covered it or you were showing the wrong part of the screen. So we are unable to type what you typed. Generally, your videos are really good, so please review them carefully.
Consider maybe moving you're camera to the top right of the screen. Around 26:27ish you were blocking the syntax for less than and greater than operators. Not a huge deal but could make the video easier to follow.
Bye bye Django. Thanks for this excellent tutorial. Exactly what I was looking for and the automated documentation is a big win. Did the trifecta- liked , subscribed and comment ( From Singapore)
I absolutely love you man, my genius hero! You coincidentally have videos on things I need for work AND things I'm just interested in that I thought was way too specific to me, like the NEAT series.
51:04 this line of code will not run because of the "Query" def delete_item(item_id: int = Query(..., description="The ID of the item to be deleted"), gt=0): At 54:00 he scrolls up and you see this at the very top of the screen. from fastapi import FastAPI, Path, Query
The PUT method is not necessarily a method that updates something. For this you have PATCH method. PUT is in short : create a resource or update it if it exists.
Please do some more fastapi videos, the library is still new and there isn't much tutorials out there. Great thing is that the documenting is really good.
Great Video Tim "Hey everyone! I just wanted to share my experience with different code editors. I've tried various IDEs, including VS Code and Visual Studio, and I ran into some issues that were frustrating to deal with. so its best to use sublime text like in the video
Not sure if this will help but for 25:00 I ran into a long error when using None inside of the Path function. if you remove it and just use the description it worked for me. Love the tutorials tim!
30:45 but what if i'd have an item with a "name": None ? Then I'd get that item if i call the endpoint without an argument instead of getting like an error message.
Pls make your cam in the top right corner and make it a bit smaler. The tutorial is very nice. When you have experience with flask fastapi is very easy to learn.
I am getting an error - AssertionError: Path parameters cannot have a default value for this line - def get_item(item_id: int = Path(None, description= "The ID of the item you would like to view")):
43:49 for anyone wondering, he changed the function parameters to be def get_item(name: str = Query(None, title="Name", description="Name of item.", max_length=10, min_length=2)):
Just when i thought of learning about API, there comes Tim
me to
Same bro
I bet he can read minds😂😂
Same!
Same !
Dude. You're reading our minds. I was just thinking about learning FastAPI and, you made this video!!!
we only think of what they feed to us. not a big surprise nowadays anymore
@@aakashjana6225 What technologies are you working with/do you enjoy working with?
@@sineadward5225 interestingly these days I am working with system verilog ( hardware description language) to work with FPGAs. Should take a look at it, it's very interesting fir chip design.
The asterisk part just cracks me up. One of those things. Super great tutorial btw, thank you for taking so much time to make it high quality. Still holds up well 2 years later and that is hard to do nowadays.
Great to follow except for the part where you have your face cam over the code your write. Also when you transition from query parameters to the next topic your code for get_item is different and as we follow along we still have our required fields when trying to get an item after our 2 items added through post, the get_item method you used simply asks for the item name.
Yes, this exactly :). The video is great, but as you underline in the conclusion of the video, the important part is the difference between Path & Query which you seem to have cut in your video ! THank you for all your content Tim, keep it up !
ya had the same problem. got kinda stuck lol.
Mee too! Great video but this part around 26:00 is impossible to follow.
I wish I could upvote you more! Thank you so much for all of the help you've provided me over the years. You're amazing!
Even though i know most basic and intermediate stuff, i still watch every single second of this video to not miss any information
I finally understand API and all thanks to you, Tim, thank you so so much for making these! Super grateful for your sharing of knowledge!! Thanks and stay so cool :)
Great video Tim!
Would love to see a follow-up video where you show how to build a web micro-service (using FastAPI) for machine learning model inference
I have been looking to get into FastAPI and compare it to Flask(which is what I usually use for a lot of dev). This was a great in depth intro and more! Thank you.
This was epic, I was watching for 3 hours straight, and I've implemented a chilld class of FastAPI with a function that saves data into file.json when requests succeed.
Great module I love it ! & great video, thank you very much! All that is missing is the cors, xss security things, let the research continue :D
I have been working with Django and thinking about to give a try with fast api and flask.
And here comes Tim with a fast api tutorial, Thank you Tim
Tim is always here the same second i want to learn something. Thank you!
Somewhere around 25 minutes, your face cam is over the relevant code. Still very informative
@Josh Yorko This comment needs to be pinned!
Better to just get rid of the face cam anyhow. Why do we need to see anyone's face between intro and outro?
def get_item(item_id: int = Path(description="the id of the item you want to view", gt=0) ):
return inventory[item_id]
You can see the code in 28:18
I am not first.
I am not last.
But when Tim uploads, I click fast
😎😎
You should have been a rapper... Eminem needs lessons
Glad more people are trying out FastAPI ^^
best short intro to FastAPI. Thank you Tim
Tim, you're the best at what you do.
Please, keep it up because we need you.
Thanks a TON for Zooming in!
great vid i didn't know you can do this until now... very infomative
Thank You Tim ,Great video I like the way how you used dictionary first then introduced classes
@50:51 Tim forgot to type "from fastapi import Query" on top of the code.
he really forgot that
thanks man
48:17 here we can directly write inventory[item] = item and this will return the updated value
Tim, at time 26:00 you are adding things we can't see for Greater than >. Your popover window either covered it or you were showing the wrong part of the screen. So we are unable to type what you typed.
Generally, your videos are really good, so please review them carefully.
def get_item(item_id: int = Path(None, description = "The ID of the item you'd like to view.", le=1)):
Consider maybe moving you're camera to the top right of the screen. Around 26:27ish you were blocking the syntax for less than and greater than operators. Not a huge deal but could make the video easier to follow.
Was waiting waiting for this ...first one to get it!
Thank you! Best video on APIs I have watched to date
Bye bye Django. Thanks for this excellent tutorial. Exactly what I was looking for and the automated documentation is a big win. Did the trifecta- liked , subscribed and comment ( From Singapore)
Hey Tim could you make tutorials about advanced topics like Kafka and Elasticsearch with Python.
Btw great explanation.
Just what I wanted to learn and that too in short n crisp (also enough detailed to get started). Thanks
I absolutely love you man, my genius hero! You coincidentally have videos on things I need for work AND things I'm just interested in that I thought was way too specific to me, like the NEAT series.
i just started a job where im going to be using FastAPI this is perfect!
just watched your flask restful api and this one, perfect !
51:04 this line of code will not run because of the "Query"
def delete_item(item_id: int = Query(..., description="The ID of the item to be deleted"), gt=0):
At 54:00 he scrolls up and you see this at the very top of the screen.
from fastapi import FastAPI, Path, Query
The PUT method is not necessarily a method that updates something. For this you have PATCH method. PUT is in short : create a resource or update it if it exists.
Long happy days of life!
Thanks.
At 26:00 def get_item(item_id:int = Path(description="The ID of the item you would like to view",gt=0,lt=2)):
You could have used PATCH method instead of PUT method for updating items. PATCH allows you to partially update item. Btw nice video
do they work the same in terms of the perameters?
Really nice introduction to FAST API, thanks Tim
That's cool and easy for those who have experience with Flask... Could make a tutorial on Python and Firebase like a backend tutorial
That would be awesome, I never used firebase, that would be nice to learn
@@mike_vahemoubayed8099 yes...
Great introduction to FastAPI. Thank You!
Such an underrated video
Thank you very much. That was a great experience to get to start with FastAPI
Please keep the FastAPI material coming!!!
Thanks
Thank you very much. Absolutely useful info about this framework!
Please do some more fastapi videos, the library is still new and there isn't much tutorials out there. Great thing is that the documenting is really good.
Waw I was just amazed how fast & easy to build an API with this framework 🚀
Thanks for precise and to the point explanation of FAST-API. It was nice leaning at this pace
Great vid Tim! Thanks.
This is fantastic, Tim, I needed this for my current projects
dude this tutorial is GREAT
Great video, I knew this was a great library that I should learn and the video did a very good job of getting my feet wet.
Thanks Tim, this is insanely valuable!!!
A great tutorial! Very helpful, many thanks Tim
Thank you Tim for this tutorial. Found it really useful.
Its just weird to learn from someone that is under 18.. LOL
Love your channel..
This guy is great! Thanks for your tutorials.
Great Video Tim
"Hey everyone! I just wanted to share my experience with different code editors. I've tried various IDEs, including VS Code and Visual Studio,
and I ran into some issues that were frustrating to deal with. so its best to use sublime text like in the video
This is incredible! Thank you so much!
Well its time to click a like bouton on all video and...tyx a lot for all you video
Thank you so much for this great video! It helped me finish my homework for python class which would have been due tomorrow :)
When was query 50:32 even coded?
Based Tim with the API knowledge.
Tons of thanks , Really Superb explanation
Very Good Explanation.Thank you
Very helpful thx a lot. gl with ur channel in the future ;)
thank you for your video tim,
but at 26:01, can't see what you type there,,
Very Good, from Brazil 🇧🇷😃👍
Hello Tim, nice tutorial. But at some parts, I couldn't see the code because of the portrait :D Are there any repo for this or something like that?
This was what I actually needed 😊😊😊
wow this was really great, can you also post videos for DS and Algos to prepare for job interviews.
Awesome tutorial, very helpful!
Not sure if this will help but for 25:00 I ran into a long error when using None inside of the Path function. if you remove it and just use the description it worked for me. Love the tutorials tim!
this is for anyone that got confused on mac
@@yessirski7868 just googled it, it should be ... instead of None because this parameter must be given and cannot have default value
Great tutorial, thank you very much!
It is a nice tutorial. Thank you
TIM PLEASE be my dad 😩😩😩 these tutorials are amazing. I haven’t watched it yet but I saw the channel and clicked
😂
Nice explanation
great explanation
Hello, when I add default value "None" to Path method, the prompt said: AssertionError: Path parameters cannot have a default value
Your are really awesome thank you very much, hope you make one day a video about scrapy library so that we can scrap an api from any website we want.
Good vid Tim!
Thank you for sharing!
Great one!
Great video. Thanks
Thanks Tim another great tutorial i find these so usefull
Thanks tim for providing this usefull contents
30:45 but what if i'd have an item with a "name": None ? Then I'd get that item if i call the endpoint without an argument instead of getting like an error message.
Excellent tutorial
YES... New video from tim!!!!!!
*Please understand that the goal is not to say a maximum of words per minute, but to express ideas in a clear and **_STRUCTURED_** way !*
Thanks Tim!
amazing, thank you so much!
I love how Canadians say “about”
why my command prompt not finds my FAST-API file or directory? its installed together w the uvicorn...
Pls make your cam in the top right corner and make it a bit smaler. The tutorial is very nice. When you have experience with flask fastapi is very easy to learn.
I am getting an error - AssertionError: Path parameters cannot have a default value for this line - def get_item(item_id: int = Path(None, description= "The ID of the item you would like to view")):
same, did you find solution?
Could you do a quick little tutorial on how to connect this with a persistent database
waiting on a video where you use fast api to create a project 👊
Great Job ..... Thanks