Daniel Roy Greenfeld pydanny

This design follows FastAPI best practices:

import asyncpg
from contextlib import asynccontextmanager
from typing import Callable
from os import getenv # convert to pydantic_settings

import air

Air Tags

Air Tags, sometimes shortened to Tags, are Python classes that render HTML. They can be combined to render web pages or small components. Air Tags are typed and documented, working well with any code completion tool. They are designed to be an easy to write and performant HTML content generation system using Python classes to render HTML.

!!! Note This document covers how Air Tags work. The full reference for them is the Air Tags reference.

How Air Tags work

Used individually or combined into a greater whole, every Air Tag includes a render() method. When the render() method is called it returns a HTML representation of the Air Tag, as well as all the children of the Air Tag.

ROADMAP

I'm really proud of what we've accomplished with Air. In a few short months we've taken a sketch of an idea and built out a new web framework that is both new and exciting, yet able to plug effortlessly into the FastAPI ecosystem.

Through our own experiences and feedback from users we can say the following is working out quite well:

Air Tags are really popular and most people enjoy the API. That it plugs so well into IDEs and LLMs is a super power.
AirResponse makes writing views powered by Jinja or Air Tags easy and fast
Examples in all the doc strings makes it much easier for both humans and LLMs
Jinja + Air Tags base templates for layout and Air Tags for content is a really sweet pattern we should talk about more

Terminal first!

Try to avoid downloading anything directly. Rather, use homebrew, uv, and gh cli to install everything.
At the end of each install, add the items suggested for going into the .zshrc

Install homebrew

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"


	/* Bonkers CSS Framework - Semantic HTML with style */

	:root {
	/* Light mode colors */
	--bg-primary: #fafafa;
	--bg-secondary: #ffffff;
	--bg-tertiary: #f0f0f5;
	--text-primary: #1a1a2e;
	--text-secondary: #4a4a68;

	# Dependency: air and "fastapi[standard]""
	#

	import air
	from fastapi import FastAPI

	app = air.Air()
	api = FastAPI()

	@app.page

	from typing import AsyncIterator
	import asyncpg
	from ..applications import Air
	from contextlib import asynccontextmanager
	from typing import Callable
	from os import getenv

	DATABASE_URL = getenv('DATABASE_URL')