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fastapi-pro
FastAPI guidance — typed endpoints, Pydantic validation, dependency injection, async patterns, and production deployment.
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## Overview
FastAPI is a modern Python web framework built on Starlette and Pydantic, where type annotations double as request validation, serialization, and automatic OpenAPI documentation. Declare a Pydantic model and you get parsing, validation errors, and interactive docs for free. Its native async support makes it a strong default for I/O-bound Python APIs. This skill covers designing FastAPI services well: dependency injection, background work, database patterns, and production deployment.
## When to use
- Building a typed, documented REST API in Python.
- Designing dependency injection (DB sessions, auth, settings) the FastAPI way.
- Mixing async endpoints with sync libraries (SQLAlchemy, boto3) safely.
- Generating OpenAPI clients or serving interactive docs.
- Deploying FastAPI behind a production ASGI server.
- Adding WebSockets or SSE to a Python API.
- Structuring a large FastAPI codebase across teams.
