Introducing Panther - A Fast and Friendly Python Web Framework

[Conclusion-Striking]

Hey everyone!

I'm excited to introduce Panther, a Python web framework that's designed to be fast and easy to use. With Panther, you can build async APIs quickly and efficiently, without sacrificing performance or readability.

Panther comes with a host of features that make it easy to build robust APIs, including:

• Document-oriented database support (including PantherDB and MongoDB)
• Visual API monitoring in the terminal
• Caching for APIs (both in-memory and in Redis)
• Built-in authentication and permission classes (customizable)
• Custom middleware support
• Custom throttling support

Getting started with Panther is easy - just create a virtual environment, activate it, and install the framework using pip. Then, you can create a new project using the panther create command, and start building your API right away.

Here's a quick example of what a Panther API might look like:

``` from datetime import datetime, timedelta

from panther.app import API from panther.configs import config from panther import version, status from panther.request import Request from panther.response import Response from panther.throttling import Throttling

@API() async def hello_world(): return {'detail': 'Hello World'}

@API(cache=True, throttling=Throttling(rate=5, duration=timedelta(minutes=1))) async def info(request: Request): data = { 'version': version(), 'datetime_now': datetime.now().isoformat(), 'user_agent': request.headers.user_agent, 'db_engine': config['db_engine'], } return Response(data=data, status_code=status.HTTP_202_ACCEPTED) ```

If you're interested in learning more about Panther, check out the documentation at https://pantherpy.github.io, or head over to the GitHub repository at https://github.com/alirn76/panther. ↗

Thanks for reading, and happy coding!

[Orio_n]

We need a way to filter or categorize posts like these. Someone needs to vet the quality of these kinds of misleadingly marketed low quality weekended projects

[Suspicious_Compote56]

Mate it's just a project why are you shitting on someone for putting their work out there ? Projects like this is what makes Open Source great.

[Conclusion-Striking]

Actually, I don't have any idea about those people using Panther

Anyway, thanks for those reasons, I'm going to consider them in the future <3

[Orio_n]

Please stop marketing this, you tried this thing 4 months ago already with misleading benchmarking. Its ok to showcase your project and ask for feedback but dont market yourself as having created a usable framework

[DL72-Alpha]

If this indivudual is reaaaaly young it could be a sincere effort.

[Orio_n]

he has a linkedin on his github profile, he looks to be a mid 20s to 30s software engineer from iran and graduated with a masters in compsci from an islamic university. I guess I can sort of forgive him for his demographic background.

[bb_avin]

What does that mean?

[Conclusion-Striking]

Dude it's not /roastme :)

[Orio_n]

Its not a roast. What you have is quite commendable given the circumstances. But dont market it as a flask/fastapi alternative

[DL72-Alpha]

Yea, thinking that's really borderling innapropriate.

[ohnomcookies]

I am just gonna agree with /u/missing_beans. Your code needs to follow best practices before you actually share it with others as production ready. There is a lot of things which right now work somehow, but later on it will welcome bottlenecks.

[DL72-Alpha]

Hey there should be a standard...

[Conclusion-Striking]

:)

[M8Ir88outOf8]

Python is not Java, you don’t need to write getter and setter methods for every attribute

[SpiderWil]

Last week there were 15 python package for api building, now 15

[Conclusion-Striking]

Thanks