Pythonv0.138.0

fastapi Dependency Tower

11 dependencies · 16 connections · 7 versions tracked

annotated-doc annotated-types anyio fastapi idna pydantic pydantic-core sniffio starlette typing-extensions typing-inspection Document parameters, class attributes, return types, and variables inline, with Annotated. last commit: 2026-06-19 last release: 2025-11-10 ★ 74 ⚖ MIT Reusable constraint types to use with typing.Annotated last commit: 2026-02-10 last release: 2024-05-20 ★ 604 ⚖ MIT High level asynchronous concurrency and networking framework that works on top of either Trio or asyncio last commit: 2026-06-18 last release: 2026-06-15 ★ 2.5k ⚖ MIT FastAPI framework, high performance, easy to learn, fast to code, ready for production last commit: 2026-06-20 last release: 2026-06-20 ★ 99.4k ⚖ MIT Internationalized Domain Names for Python (IDNA 2008 and UTS #46) last commit: 2026-06-02 last release: 2026-06-02 ★ 286 ⚖ BSD-3-Clause Data validation using Python type hints last commit: 2026-06-20 last release: 2026-05-06 ★ 28.1k ⚖ MIT Data validation using Python type hints last commit: 2026-06-20 last release: 2026-05-06 ★ 28.1k ⚖ MIT Sniff out which async library your code is running under last commit: 2026-03-06 ★ 150 ⚖ Apache Software License The little ASGI framework that shines. 🌟 last commit: 2026-06-19 last release: 2026-06-12 ★ 12.4k ⚖ BSD-3-Clause Backported and experimental type hints for Python last commit: 2026-06-14 last release: 2025-08-25 ★ 571 ⚖ PSF-2.0 Runtime typing introspection tools last commit: 2026-01-25 last release: 2025-10-01 ★ 65 ⚖ MIT stacktower.io
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16

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Heaviest Dependencies

Direct DependencyTransitive Deps% of Total
starlette440.0%
pydantic440.0%
typing-inspection110.0%

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