https://api.innohassle.ru/accounts

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This is the API for accounts service in InNoHassle ecosystem.

• 🧑‍🔧 User Management
  • 🔑 Authenticate with Innopolis SSO
  • 📱 Connect Telegram account
  • ℹ️ Get user info
• 🛡️ Tokens
  • 🔒 Generate JWT tokens for other services in the ecosystem
  • ✅ Check token validity with public key

• Python 3.12 & Poetry
• FastAPI & Pydantic
• Database and ORM: MongoDB, Beanie
• Formatting and linting: Ruff, pre-commit
• Deployment: Docker, Docker Compose, GitHub Actions

1. Install Python 3.12

2. Install Poetry

3. Install project dependencies with Poetry.

   poetry install

4. Set up pre-commit hooks:

   poetry run pre-commit install --install-hooks -t pre-commit -t commit-msg

5. Set up project settings file (check settings.schema.yaml for more info).

   cp settings.example.yaml settings.yaml

   Edit settings.yaml according to your needs.

6. Set up a MongoDB database instance.

   Using docker container

   • Set up database settings for docker-compose in .env file:

     cp .env.example .env

   • Run the database instance:

     docker compose up -d db

   • Make sure to set up the actual database connection in settings.yaml, for example:

     database:
       uri: mongodb://user:password@localhost:27017/db?authSource=admin

Set up PyCharm integrations

1. Ruff (plugin). It will lint and format your code. Make sure to enable Use ruff format option in plugin settings.
2. Pydantic (plugin). It will fix PyCharm issues with type-hinting.
3. Conventional commits (plugin). It will help you to write conventional commits.

1. Run the database if you have not done it yet
2. Run the ASGI server

   poetry run python -m src.api

   OR using uvicorn directly

   poetry run uvicorn src.api.app:app --use-colors --proxy-headers --forwarded-allow-ips=*

Now the API is running on http://localhost:8000. Good job!

We use Docker with Docker Compose plugin to run the website on servers.

1. Copy the file with environment variables: cp .env.example .env
2. Change environment variables in the .env file
3. Copy the file with settings: cp settings.example.yaml settings.yaml
4. Change settings in the settings.yaml file according to your needs (check settings.schema.yaml for more info)
5. Install Docker with Docker Compose
6. Build a Docker image: docker compose build --pull
7. Run the container: docker compose up --detach
8. Check the logs: docker compose logs -f

We are open to contributions of any kind. You can help us with code, bugs, design, documentation, media, new ideas, etc. If you are interested in contributing, please read our contribution guide.