The font that I used in this video is called Operator Mono but I recently started using IBM Plex Mono which looks beautiful too.

It was explained in the previous video which you can find in the info cards.

I learned React back in 2019 casually. I never worked on it for a couple of years and was a little rusty but nowadays I only use jsx / tsx files for react components.

Swagger might be overwhelmed by the large file size. It's just for us to understand and document our APIs easily. You can put the endpoint in the browser and that should start the download process. For the browser to show the download progress - try adding the Content-Length header in the response. Hope that helps. Thank you for your comment.

It would be limited by the available disk space. I would definately not consider this for large files. For large files, we can consider streaming. I haven't tried it myself yet but I found a FastAPI + boto example - stackoverflow.com/questions/69617252/response-file-stream-from-s3-fastapi

​@@jr.developerI have tried for a larger zip file with streaming response, once the file is available to download then chrome is crashing and unable to view swagger.. So I'm unable to download the file.. So instead of that can we directly download into the downloads folder whenever api is called?

Swagger is not the way to interact with your API. It's just for documentation purposes and quickly becomes unresponsive even for a large JSON response. Please, consider opening the API endpoint in a browser directly and the browser should let you choose a location on your computer.

You could write your own paginate function with custom logic. In that you would need to handle logic to get total row count and calculate the offset and limit values to query the database to get the desired page rows. Here's an example from the latest docs - uriyyo-fastapi-pagination.netlify.app/tutorials_advanced/custom-paginate/ Sorry for the delay. I hope this helps you.

I don't have a perfect answer for that but one thing that you can do is write a class based context manager and use it's attributes to store necessary returned value. Check out this basic example - gist.github.com/Satishpokala124/9c21aa6d5ee6d6d86afcfe352a933a2f

Hi , can you please share m out you did this because I am not able to communicate socketio with fastapi

Please please help m out in this

I'm going to take some time to make a working example.

Could you provide more details? Make sure you have installed all dependencies and using socket.io client to connect to the server. I tried connecting through postman and got a similar error.

@@jr.developer i am getting a similar error the "from socket import sio_app" there is no such model as sio_app I installed the requirements.txt and made sure that the environment is set up

Sorry, but I haven't tried that yet. It should be similar to boto3 though.

For quick testing you can deploy to an AWS EC2 instance. Use Nginx to serve frontend at default http port and chose another port like 8000 for the API. Set the CORS in FastAPI to allow requests from the Frontend. For production you wouldn't want to do this. You need to deploy to something like AWS ROSA. I hope that answers your question.

No. This wouldn't work on AWS lambda.

For JWT based authentication you can follow these nice tutorials in their documentation 1. Generate tokens - fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/security/first-steps/ 2. Get user details - fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/security/get-current-user/

my mistake.. I was using JsonResponse instead the regular Response. Thanks a lot for the video.

Thank you so much for commenting and creating such a great library 🙂

It's called Error Lens. VS Code extension id: usernamehw.errorlens

I'm glad that it helped you 👍🏻

Sorry for the delay. Checkout the pinned comment. Thanks.

Creating an S3 bucket is quite simple just head over to the s3 console: s3.console.aws.amazon.com and click on the create button. If you still need more details checkout their guide here: docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/creating-bucket.html I realized that I didn't cover this after I have uploaded the video. So, I gave a brief on how to configure the credentials to access AWS in the next video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3_agJKwa8uUd9k . Please, check that out if you haven't already. I'm planning to make another video which includes JWT authorization while downloading/uploading files. I'll make sure that I cover the basics in that. I hope this helps. Thank you for the comment.

@@jr.developer Thank you for the videos

Please upload more video on aws

Will do... Thanks for the idea 👍🏻

It's React JS

Great question! I have never run into a situation where I needed to download all files from s3(which might take a significant amount of time based on the number of files in your bucket). I found a few interesting solutions on stackoverflow: stackoverflow.com/questions/31918960/boto3-to-download-all-files-from-a-s3-bucket. Hope that helps...

Theme: Sublime Material Theme - Dark. You can get through this extension jprestidge.theme-material-theme on VS Code. Font: Operartor Mono. I think I got it from this repo - github.com/keyding/Operator-Mono Thank you for your comment.

​@@jr.developerhi can you please help me out with socket io and fastapi I am not be able communicate please please big request help m bro please

It's just the VS Code extension: Python by Microsoft. Also, make sure that you have autopep8 installed for it to work.

Thank you sir!

You need to add the CORS Middleware to your FastAPI application which we built in the previous video. Sorry, I should have showed it in the video. I will talk about this in the next video. Add the following code to your FastAPI app in the main.py file ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- from fastapi import FastAPI # import the middleware from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware app = FastAPI() # add middleware to your FastAPI app app.add_middleware( CORSMiddleware, allow_origins=['localhost:3000'], allow_credentials=True, allow_methods=['*'], allow_headers=['*'], ) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please checkout the documentation for more info -> fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/cors/?h=cors#use-corsmiddleware

I'm working on that and will add a pinned comment with a link soon. Thanks for the feedback.