A plugin that allows you to use Depends and FastAPI other objects in the FastStream

Features

Use FastAPI Dependency Injection

In FastStream handlers, it will be possible to use the familiar DI from FastAPI

from fastapi import Path, Body, Header, Depends

class BodyModel(BaseModel):
    field: int

@broker.subscriber("subject.{num}")
async def subscriber_handler(
    num: Annotated[int, Path()],
    body: Annotated[BodyModel, Body()],
    x_user_id: Annotated[int, Header()],
    my_dep: Annotated[int, Depends(int)],
) -> None:
    ...

Сan use FastAPI dependency overrides

fastapi = FastAPI()
fastapi.dependency_overrides[Dep] = lambda: "Dep"

@broker.subscriber("subject")
async def subscriber(dep: Annotated[str, De[]]) -> None:
    assert dep == "Dep"

Using the FastStream Context

from faststream import Context

@broker.subscriber("subject")
async def subscriber_handler(context_data: Annotated[int, Context("data")]) -> Response: ...

Use FastAPI Request and Response

from fastapi import Request, Response
from fastapi.responses import JSONResponse

@broker.subscriber("subject")
async def subscriber_handler(request: Request) -> Response:
    return JSONResponse({"data": 1})

Minimalistic plugin connection to your application

All you need to do is wrap the FastAPI with the FastStreamAPI object from the plugin

application = FastStreamAPI(
    NatsBroker(),
    application=FastAPI(),
)
uvicorn.run(application)

Managing a lifespan state

Now the lifespan state is also available in FastStream handlers

@asynccontextmanager
async def lifespan(app: FastAPI):
    yield {"lifespan_data": "LIFESPAN DATA"}

@broker.subscriber("subject")
async def subscriber(request: Request) -> None:
    assert request.state.lifespan_data == "LIFESPAN DATA"

The ability to configure AsyncAPI

The ability to configure AsyncAPI using SpecificationFactory from FastStream and AsyncAPIConfig from the plugin

FastStreamAPI(
    ...,
    specification=AsyncAPI(
        title="My app",
        version="1.0.0",
        description="...",
        ...,
    ),
    asyncapi_path="/fs_docs",
    # or
    asyncapi_path=AsyncAPIRouter(
        "/fs_docs",
        description="...",
        ...
    ),
)

Backgrounds tasks

You can use BackgroundTasks from FastAPI in FastStream handlers

@broker.subscriber("subject")
async def handler1(
    tasks: BackgroundTasks,
) -> None:
    tasks.add_task(...)