restible

restible is a python library for creating consistent code for REST APIs across different frameworks. The main motivation was that the framework used is often dictated by requirements and I wanted to have a concise way of writing API endpoints no matter the underlying framework.

• Tutorials
  • 1. Basic restible App
  • 2. Using restible.ModelResource
• Code Reference
• Working with the code base
  • Cloning and setting up the development repo
  • Running tests
  • Linting
  • Generating docs

Useful links

• Docs

• Source Code

• CI Builds

Related libraries

• restible-flask

• restible-sqlalchemy

• restible-appengine

• restible-django

Installation

$ pip install restible

Project Versioning

The project follows the semantic versioning scheme: Until 1.0 the minor

• The patch versions only include bug fixes and changes that do not modify the existing interface. You can safely update a patch version without worrying it will break your code.

• The minor versions will contain changes to the interface. With a single version update your code will most likely work or might require small adjustments. The more minor versions you update at once the bigger the chance that something will brake.

• The major versions are reserved for significant refactorings and architecture changes. This should not happen very often so the major version should not change much.