APIRouter is a tool in FastAPI that helps you organize your routes into smaller, manageable groups. It lets you split your app into parts, like chapters in a book, making your code cleaner and easier to understand.
You create a new router by importing APIRouter from FastAPI and then making an instance like this: router = APIRouter(). After that, you add routes to this router instead of the main app.
Using APIRouter helps keep your code organized, especially when your app grows bigger. It allows you to group related routes together, making it easier to maintain and test parts of your app separately.
After creating a router, you add it to the main app using app.include_router(router, prefix='/path'). The prefix adds a common path to all routes in that router.
Yes! You can set dependencies, tags, and other options on an APIRouter. This means all routes in that router share those settings, which saves you from repeating code.
APIRouter is used to organize routes into groups for better code structure.
The correct method is app.include_router(router).
prefix parameter in include_router?The prefix adds a common path before all routes in the router.
Tags can be assigned to the whole router to group routes in documentation.
You import APIRouter directly from fastapi.