tiangolo / full-stack-fastapi-template

Full stack, modern web application template. Using FastAPI, React, SQLModel, PostgreSQL, Docker, GitHub Actions, automatic HTTPS and more.

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does any one has working version of this project

bibektimilsina000 opened this issue · comments

if any one intrested i have fixed the backend part of this project.
here is the link
https://github.com/bibektimilsina000/FastAPI-PgStarterKit

Project hasnt been touched in 3 years. I've been going through a lot of the boilerplate projects. Most all of them have issues. You're going to have to feel it out or pick it apart and make your own. These boilerplate projects are all finiky as hell. You really have to know what youre doing to "fix" them. So just build your own. It is actually easier.

I am using this one for most of my projects and going to publish soon. Also I remember @tiangolo recently said that he'll come back to this project soon with many updates.

Wondering the same here, been trying to bring it to life 🤣🤣, I would love to understand how to build one like it

Project hasnt been touched in 3 years. I've been going through a lot of the boilerplate projects. Most all of them have issues. You're going to have to feel it out or pick it apart and make your own. These boilerplate projects are all finiky as hell. You really have to know what youre doing to "fix" them. So just build your own. It is actually easier.

Mind sharing a link on how to, I have been disecting this project to understand it

I have fixed most of it. I'm using it as a basis for my authentication gateway. The only issue was the dependencies and surprisingly quite a few type errors where he used the wrong kwarg. However my project is ONLY the backend. It's ongoing and I'm still working on it, but aside from a few minor errors it works as expected.

I have fixed most of it. I'm using it as a basis for my authentication gateway. The only issue was the dependencies and surprisingly quite a few type errors where he used the wrong kwarg. However my project is ONLY the backend. It's ongoing and I'm still working on it, but aside from a few minor errors it works as expected.

can you provide the repo of your project

Do you have a repo for it?, we would like to help, was thinking on working on too but since you have started there's no need to start from scratch

On Sun, Aug 6, 2023, 10:36 Bibek Timilsina @.> wrote: I have fixed most of it. I'm using it as a basis for my authentication gateway. The only issue was the dependencies and surprisingly quite a few type errors where he used the wrong kwarg. However my project is ONLY the backend. It's ongoing and I'm still working on it, but aside from a few minor errors it works as expected. can you provide the repo of your project — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#527 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ATJC46F66U6JE25DLIDIPQ3XT5CP3ANCNFSM6AAAAAA2SRZ2W4 . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: @.>

i also have only backend it is almost fixed but am still facing some issue the only issue exist is related to alembic can we colab and fix it?

Yes we can do it

Yes we can do it
https://github.com/bibektimilsina000/FastAPI-PgStarterKit

please give it a look and please ping me.

I have a complete and up-to-date fork of this project at https://github.com/whythawk/full-stack-fastapi-postgresql Just updated to FastAPI 0.99, running Nuxt 3.6 on the frontend.

@turukawa The fork is very awesome

I have fixed most of it. I'm using it as a basis for my authentication gateway. The only issue was the dependencies and surprisingly quite a few type errors where he used the wrong kwarg. However my project is ONLY the backend. It's ongoing and I'm still working on it, but aside from a few minor errors it works as expected.

can you provide the repo of your project

Here ya go: https://github.com/ddcroft73/Fastapi-Auth-API-Gateway

It's been 3 weeks, I've been busy and I'm sorry I didn't get back in time. It may work for you, but I've built it to be a custom job. It works really well for me, but you know how finiky these things are. Ive commited it with 2 revisions. You only need to do the first one to get it to work. The second just adds a few new user fields. Add a .env. I think I made it with decent instructions, but since it's personal, I may have left a lot out. Satisfy the variable and Settings needs and it should run with docker-compose up and then run first_start.sh to setup the DB. There is some contact info in the repo somewhere if you need help, but I'm hoping you've got something up and running by now.