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Very perfect timing for me too. A while back I got into React and FastAPI combo watching your tutorial and now this step was missing. Thanks for this man! Much Appreciated.

Here’s the weird thing Roby, I was literally looking for this on UA-cam a couple hours ago and boom you drop it! I don’t know what to say!! 😂

thanks, man! the node 18.x version set python 3.9 version. There is a way to use python 3.12, which is the default, while using node 18.x?

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CORS is not really for protecting the server, it is something implemented in the browser to avoid pages making cross-requests. You can download a plug-in for firefox to ignore CORS headers for example.

Thank you. I just know nothing about js and I found some issues installing react. Ultimately it works.

Is there a way to deploy react with this API?

I love it. I admit at the beginning with no experience this was extremely challenging, but I managed to follow through. Thank you.

I built api that is using websockets and post/get requests. Now where to deploy it? I tried on vercel, all other endpoints work well but websockets don't work.

Does vercel support websockets?

Why use while true

Do I need to enable CORS for the fastAPI or when I deploy it on aws it will allow me to send external requests?

Thanks, Eric!

Hi. Great video! I have a question, in case that we are calling to sync func that doesn't have await (in await call_next(req)) - the app is not processing other requests until this request finishes?

Hey Eric, great video. I'm slowly working towards getting this deployed to Heroku, and they require SSL. Unfortunately that screws up the local DB development environment connection, so I came up with a solution that I hope works when I deploy. Heroku uses os.environ['DATABASE_URL] to set the database URL, so for development, I also saved a system variable for my local connection. To get around SSL, I saved an additional local connection variable in .env, and the process checks if the system variable matches the .env variable. If it does, then it's local, and can drop the SSL: from sqlalchemy import create_engine from sqlalchemy.orm import sessionmaker from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative_base from dotenv import load_dotenv import os load_dotenv() DATABASE_URL = os.environ['DATABASE_URL'] DATABASE_LOCAL = os.getenv('DATABASE_LOCAL') if (DATABASE_URL == DATABASE_LOCAL): engine = create_engine(DATABASE_URL) else: engine = create_engine(DATABASE_URL, connect_args={"sslmode": "require"}) SessionLocal = sessionmaker(autocommit=False, autoflush=False, bind=engine) Base = declarative_base() --- Anyway, no idea if this will work. Fingers crossed

Thank you very much :)

turn down your music it's annoying

Hey, can I ask what camera setup you have. It looks so clean!

سلام.مرتیکه کله کیری برداشتی کد ها خود داکیومنت رو اوردی چی کسشر بلغور میکنی..باگ اینجاست که شما با اون توکن نمیتونی لاگین کنی حالا برو او توکنو بکن به تو کونت. اینو که بچه مهد کودکی هم بلده ..اگر مردی بیا حال اتورایزیشن رو روی jwt تنظیم کن.مرد اینه نه تو دیوث..اه

Great tutorial, thank you for all your efforts!

can i integrate a python chatbot. If yes then how ?

The background music was unnecessary.

I converted your tutorial to async sqlalchemy.

Very nice tutorial, but as someone who watches a lot of tutorials - please consider speeding up the "typing part" of your tutorials. It's obvious that most instructors are just reading and re-typing or copy-pasting blocks of code from the other screen, and there's nothing wrong with that. But typing doesn't make it any more "organic", it's flawless and perfect (down to imports on the top of the file before you even start writing your code, which is obviously how all of us real developers don't actually write code, you import/include stuff as you need it, not randomly from top of our minds). So to make it more fun - just copy blocks of code, entire function at a time, and then instead of making us watch how you "retype" the function - spend that time explaining what the method does, what the arguments are, why you prefer doing it this way or another, but then it's time well spent. Watching someone slowly retype the entire app is.. not high value. But other than that - great video, I love your style and I think your channel will only grow from here! Keep up the good work dude! 🤙

Very Great Tutorial, Greetings from Egypt

Please make a full video on realtime chap app with notification and websocket and mysql

Well, I have been around from one tutorial to another learning different backend tools like Node, and Flask. Still, when I came across FASTAPI I said this is the information am looking for so FASTAPI is cool and I hope to become good at it.

Hey, nice tutorial, can we get a tutorial to put this in a production environment ? I never saw this on youtube

awesome tutorial.. love the way you explained every detail

but in redis-py aioredis was merged so we can use that one with contextmanger in fastapi

You are not really explaining anything at all. You are just copying from somewhere.

Don't we need to calculate the hash on the client and pass it to the server?

This one helps me a lot! I was always scared of it. Thanks!

Thanks for taking time and great contents. I personally take a huge advantage of each of them.

Why would you deploy FastAPI on top of Lambda instead of using API Gateway and Lambda functions that run only the required logic? It's like forcing a use case in a service that is not designed for that purpose.

Please make more projects, and thanks for it.

It could have been better if they had implemented pandas and uploaded csv, excel or txt files

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Thanks! Abraço do Brasil!

Hi Eric, i have problem with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'jose'. Please help me.

What dou you think using django and Fastapi in the same project?

very helpfull video

make an ecommerce website with fast api

Wow beautiful, I'm currently working on a fastapi and nextjs project and you just save me a lot of time, thanks for such an amazing tutorial.

Awesome Roby ❤, i super love this full stack tutorial. I would be working on such in my channel too 🥰

You could explain all that in 10 minutes

A comment advising you to show a demo at the beginning of the video is a golden one. I would say add timestamps to your videos. Good work, regardless.

Thanks!

Clear and straight to the point. Great content!

Although your tutorial is helpful, why aren't you using SQLModel as the ORM and Poetry for dependency management?