Question on middleware implementation

[NixBiks]

Hi @Buuntu

I really like your boilerplate here - there's a lot of good practices to study I think. I stumbled upon one thing that puzzles me a bit though. You add middleware to create a database session for each request and close it again. But you also create a dependency to do the same if I'm not mistaken?

I imagine that you first implemented the middleware approach but realized you could solve it with dependency injection instead? I'm curious if I'm wrong in my perception?

[NixBiks]

Another thing that puzzles me is get_test_db_url() in conftest.py. To me it looks like it points to a dbname that doesn't exist? But maybe that's not a problem with postgres?

[Buuntu]

Another thing that puzzles me is get_test_db_url() in conftest.py. To me it looks like it points to a dbname that doesn't exist? But maybe that's not a problem with postgres?

This is because it's a test fixture, you don't want it to point to a real database.

[pmsoltani]

Hi @Buuntu

I really like your boilerplate here - there's a lot of good practices to study I think. I stumbled upon one thing that puzzles me a bit though. You add middleware to create a database session for each request and close it again. But you also create a dependency to do the same if I'm not mistaken?

I imagine that you first implemented the middleware approach but realized you could solve it with dependency injection instead? I'm curious if I'm wrong in my perception?

I have the same question 😉
BTW, thanks for the repo, @Buuntu