What is the myfy framework?

Myfy is an opinionated, modular Python framework built on ASGI and AnyIO, designed for building type-safe, asynchronous applications with zero-config defaults.

Does myfy-patterns support database migrations?

Yes, it provides patterns for the DataModule, which integrates SQLAlchemy async and migrations into the myfy application lifecycle.

How does dependency injection work with this skill?

The skill assists in implementing constructor-based dependency injection using the @provider decorator, supporting SINGLETON, REQUEST, and TASK scopes for precise resource management.

Can I use this for frontend development?

Absolutely. It includes patterns for the FrontendModule, which supports Jinja2 templates, Tailwind 4, DaisyUI 5, and Vite integration.

Myfy Framework Patterns

Name: Myfy Framework Patterns
Author: psincraian

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API Development

Provides core architectural patterns and conventions for building modular, type-safe Python applications with the myfy framework.

About

Myfy Framework Patterns is a specialized skill for Claude Code designed to assist developers in architecting and implementing robust applications using the myfy Python framework. It provides expert guidance on modular application structure, type-safe dependency injection, and asynchronous programming patterns. Whether you are building high-performance REST APIs with WebModule, managing complex data layers with DataModule, or orchestrating background jobs with TasksModule, this skill ensures your code adheres to myfy's opinionated conventions while leveraging modern tools like SQLAlchemy async, Pydantic, and Tailwind CSS.

Key Features

Automates background job creation using the built-in SQL-based task queue
Standardizes application structure using the Application and BaseModule patterns
Implements type-safe dependency injection with compile-time validation
Streamlines database management with SQLAlchemy async integrations and migrations
83 GitHub stars
Facilitates async-native web development using @route decorators and ASGI support

Use Cases

Developing full-stack applications with integrated Tailwind 4 and DaisyUI 5 frontend components
Implementing secure, rate-limited API endpoints with type-based authentication
Bootstrapping new modular Python web applications with clear separation of concerns

About

Key Features

Automates background job creation using the built-in SQL-based task queue
Standardizes application structure using the Application and BaseModule patterns
Implements type-safe dependency injection with compile-time validation
Streamlines database management with SQLAlchemy async integrations and migrations
83 GitHub stars
Facilitates async-native web development using @route decorators and ASGI support

Use Cases

Developing full-stack applications with integrated Tailwind 4 and DaisyUI 5 frontend components
Implementing secure, rate-limited API endpoints with type-based authentication
Bootstrapping new modular Python web applications with clear separation of concerns