Fast & Friendly, Web Framework For Building Async APIs


Keywords
framework, panther, python
License
BSD-1-Clause
Install
pip install panther==1.3.2

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Panther

Is A Fast & Friendly Web Framework For Building Async APIs With Python 3.10+

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📚 Full Documentation: PantherPy.GitHub.io


Why Use Panther ?

  • Include Simple File-Base Database (PantherDB)
  • Built-in Document-oriented Databases ODM (MongoDB, PantherDB)
  • Built-in Websocket Support
  • Built-in API Caching System (In Memory, Redis)
  • Built-in Authentication Classes
  • Built-in Permission Classes
  • Built-in Visual API Monitoring (In Terminal)
  • Support Custom Background Tasks
  • Support Custom Middlewares
  • Support Custom Throttling
  • Support Function-Base and Class-Base APIs
  • It's One Of The Fastest Python Frameworks

Supported by

jetbrains

Benchmark

Framework Throughput (Request/Second)
Blacksheep 5,339
Muffin 5,320
Panther 5,112
Sanic 3,660
FastAPI 3,260
Tornado 2,081
Bottle 2,045
Django 821
Flask 749

More Detail: https://GitHub.com/PantherPy/frameworks-benchmark


Installation

$ pip install panther

Usage

  • Create Project

    $ panther create
  • Run Project

    $ panther run --reload

    * Panther uses Uvicorn as ASGI (Asynchronous Server Gateway Interface) but you can run the project with Granian, daphne or any ASGI server too

  • Monitoring Requests

    $ panther monitor 
  • Python Shell

    $ panther shell

API Example

  • Create main.py

    from datetime import datetime, timedelta
    
    from panther import status, Panther
    from panther.app import GenericAPI
    from panther.response import Response
    
    
    class FirstAPI(GenericAPI):
        # Cache Response For 10 Seconds
        cache = True
        cache_exp_time = timedelta(seconds=10)
        
        def get(self):
            date_time = datetime.now().isoformat()
            data = {'detail': f'Hello World | {date_time}'}
            return Response(data=data, status_code=status.HTTP_202_ACCEPTED)
    
    
    url_routing = {'': FirstAPI}
    app = Panther(__name__, configs=__name__, urls=url_routing)
  • Run the project:

    • $ panther run --reload
  • Checkout the http://127.0.0.1:8000/

WebSocket Echo Example

  • Create main.py

    from panther import Panther
    from panther.app import GenericAPI
    from panther.response import HTMLResponse
    from panther.websocket import GenericWebsocket
    
    
    class FirstWebsocket(GenericWebsocket):
        async def connect(self, **kwargs):
            await self.accept()
    
        async def receive(self, data: str | bytes):
            await self.send(data)
    
    
    class MainPage(GenericAPI):
        def get(self):
            template = """
            <input type="text" id="messageInput">
            <button id="sendButton">Send Message</button>
            <ul id="messages"></ul>
            <script>
                var socket = new WebSocket('ws://127.0.0.1:8000/ws');
                socket.addEventListener('message', function (event) {
                    var li = document.createElement('li');
                    document.getElementById('messages').appendChild(li).textContent = 'Server: ' + event.data;
                });
                function sendMessage() {
                    socket.send(document.getElementById('messageInput').value);
                }
                document.getElementById('sendButton').addEventListener('click', sendMessage);
            </script>
            """
            return HTMLResponse(template)
    
    url_routing = {
        '': MainPage,
        'ws': FirstWebsocket,
    }
    app = Panther(__name__, configs=__name__, urls=url_routing)
  • Run the project:

    • $ panther run --reload
  • Go to http://127.0.0.1:8000/ and work with your websocket

Next Step: First CRUD


How Panther Works!

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Roadmap

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