Add custom JSON response configuration and implementation #9
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This pull request introduces a configurable JSON response system to the template server, allowing JSON rendering options (such as Unicode handling, indentation, and media type) to be set via configuration. It adds a new
JSONResponseConfigModelto the configuration, aCustomJSONResponseclass that uses these settings, and updates the server to use this custom response class by default. Comprehensive unit tests and fixtures are also added to verify the new functionality.Configurable JSON Response System:
json_responsesection toconfig.jsonfor specifying JSON response options includingensure_ascii,allow_nan,indent, andmedia_type.JSONResponseConfigModelinmodels.pyto represent and validate the new configuration section.CustomJSONResponseclass that renders JSON responses according to the configuration, and updated exception handlers and FastAPI app to use this class by default. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]Testing and Fixtures:
conftest.py. [1] [2] [3]JSONResponseConfigModelandCustomJSONResponse, covering configuration, rendering with Unicode, indentation, and compact mode. [1] [2] [3]CustomJSONResponsecorrectly on initialization. [1] [2]