Vet App
openapi_first.templates.vet_app
OpenAPI-first Veterinary Clinic application template.
This package contains a complete, runnable example of an OpenAPI-first
veterinary clinic management service. It demonstrates all x- extension
fields consumed by the react-openapi admin panel renderer.
The application manages five resources:
- Parents — pet owners with contact details
- Vets — veterinarians with specializations
- Treatments — medical procedure catalog
- Pets — animals with species, age, weight, and photos
- Appointments — scheduled visits linking pets, vets, and treatments
All HTTP routes, methods, schemas, and operation bindings are defined
in the OpenAPI specification (openapi.yaml). Every operation has an
explicit operationId that maps to a Python handler in routes.py.
This file is a copyable template. It is not part of the openapi_first
library API surface.
OpenAPI x- extension fields demonstrated
Schema-level extensions (display metadata for resource endpoints):
x-primary-key (REQUIRED) Primary key property name
x-display-format (REQUIRED) Human-readable label template
x-list-columns (REQUIRED) Columns for the datatable
Property-level extensions (control UI rendering):
x-label (REQUIRED) Human-readable field label
x-order (REQUIRED) Field ordering in forms/detail
x-description (optional) Helper text below form fields
x-hidden (optional) Visibility in form / list / detail
x-filterable (optional) Allows column filtering
x-sortable (optional) Allows column sorting
x-fk (optional) Foreign key — renders as dropdown
x-fk.resource (REQUIRED for FK) Target resource name
x-fk.prefetch (optional) Preload all FK options on mount
x-ui-type (optional) Custom UI type (e.g. image upload)
x-upload-url (optional) Upload endpoint for binary fields
Scaffolding via CLI
Create a new vet clinic service using the bundled template:
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Create the service in a custom directory:
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Client Usage Example
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Non-Goals
This template is intentionally minimal and is NOT: - production-ready - persistent or concurrency-safe - a reference architecture for data storage
It exists solely as a copyable example for learning, testing, and bootstrapping OpenAPI-first services.
This package is not part of the openapi_first library API surface.