An interactive map of the FastAPI codebase. The Python web framework with its tests and scripts, 784 files, without the documentation's code samples. routing.py is the heart of it, at 6,553 lines.
784 files and 1182 connections between their symbols.
fastapi/testclient.py
fastapi/__init__.py
tests/utils.py
fastapi/exceptions.py
fastapi/security/__init__.py
fastapi/applications.py
fastapi/background.py
fastapi/datastructures.py
fastapi/param_functions.py
fastapi/requests.py
fastapi/responses.py
fastapi/routing.py
fastapi/security/api_key.py
fastapi/security/http.py
fastapi/security/oauth2.py
fastapi/security/open_id_connect_url.py
fastapi/sse.py
fastapi/_compat/__init__.py
fastapi/_compat/shared.py
fastapi/_compat/v2.py
scripts/translation_fixer.py
scripts/doc_parsing_utils.py
fastapi/openapi/models.py
fastapi/logger.py
fastapi/dependencies/models.py
fastapi/dependencies/utils.py
fastapi/encoders.py
fastapi/types.py
tests/test_telemetry/conftest.py
tests/test_telemetry/_subprocess.py
fastapi/concurrency.py
fastapi/security/base.py
fastapi/security/utils.py
fastapi/telemetry/__init__.py
fastapi/telemetry/_api.py
fastapi/utils.py
fastapi/params.py
fastapi/websockets.py
tests/test_request_params/test_body/utils.py
tests/test_request_params/test_file/utils.py
tests/test_request_params/test_form/utils.py
fastapi/openapi/docs.py
tests/main.py
tests/test_telemetry/_otlp.py
fastapi/cli.py
fastapi/openapi/constants.py
744 further files are in the graph but not listed here.
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