Authentication & OAuth2
OAuth2 login, JWT sessions, and bcrypt password hashing.
Turn a validated workspace into editable backend source code. Download your project or publish it to GitHub, then build and host it with your own tools.
Browse the project tree and review the generated source before exporting.
Catch blocking workspace issues before they reach your generated project.
See when workspace changes make the preview outdated, then regenerate.
from fastapi import APIRouter, Depends
from sqlalchemy.orm import Session
from app.api import deps
from app.schemas.order import Order, OrderCreate
from app.services.orders import order_service
router = APIRouter()
@router.post("/", response_model=Order)
def create_order(
*,
db: Session = Depends(deps.get_db),
order_in: OrderCreate,
):
return order_service.create(
db,
obj_in=order_in,
)
Avora turns your workspace into source using reusable framework templates. A consistent architecture, shared security patterns, and less boilerplate to rebuild.
OAuth2 login, JWT sessions, and bcrypt password hashing.
Role checks on protected endpoints, using the access rules you define.
Database URLs, keys, and settings loaded from .env or runtime variables.
Reusable templates. No AI token cost. Less boilerplate to rewrite and debug.
OpenAPI docs and Swagger UI, ready to explore and test your API.
Docker, Compose, and dependencies, with a README to run your project.
Authentication and role checks follow the settings enabled in your workspace.
Connect GitHub and publish the generated project directly. Create a private repository or update an existing repository by name.
Keep the source in your team’s workflow, ready to review, clone, and extend.
Explore GitHub publishingTake the source, dependencies, and setup files together. Extract the project and open it in your editor.
Running Avora locally? Write the generated files directly to your chosen output path.
Start with FastAPI today. Avora’s template architecture makes room for more frameworks and databases as your needs grow.
NestJS, Django, and Spring Boot are template extension examples.