This is a repo demonstrating continuous delivery of a Fast API on AWS (IDS 706 Project 2).

This project demonstrates how to use introductory-level Fast API functions with an already completed API. I modify it slightly by posting an image on the root page, and utilize string formatting to include a variety of user input.

• create a new respository in GitHub
• create a new C9 environment
• open the IDE
• generate new SSH keys
• clone the repository into the environment
• navigate into the repository and create python virtual environment
• create project scaffolding

I am using an already completed FastAPI to work off of, which can be found here. It is a horoscope generator that requires a time-frame and zodiac sign as URL inputs.

See the main.py file.

See the test_main.py file

• open up AWS EC2
• go to security groups and select your working environment
• edit your inbound rules and select "add rule"
• custom TCP: port range = 8080 and source = 0.0.0.0/0

• set up a new workflow yourself
• paste in stored text to populate the main.yml file
• start commit
• fix any errors until build has passed

• create a new service from source code repository
• connect to Github and specify which repoository to link
• select python3 runtime
• build command: "pip install -r requirements.txt"
• start command: "python main.py"
• create service name, then create and deploy

Future changes to integrate:

• add custom features such as color, font, images
• integrate into command line tool that can interact with user and prompt user for input

• tapaswenipathak/Horoscope-API link
• How to insert image file in FastAPI link
• Noah Gift's FastAPI Code link
• Sydney Donati Leach's FastAPI instructions link