galaxy-api-endpoint

To create a Galaxy REST API endpoint, define Pydantic schemas for request and response models, implement business logic in manager classes, create FastAPI routers, and register them with the Galaxy application.

The standard Galaxy backend pattern separates concerns by using Pydantic schemas for data validation, manager classes for business logic, and FastAPI routers for endpoint registration and routing.

You write automated API tests for Galaxy endpoints by using the testing framework provided within the Skill, which guides you through creating comprehensive tests after defining your FastAPI routes and manager logic.

Yes, you need Pydantic schemas to define request and response models for Galaxy API endpoints, ensuring data validation and serialization are handled consistently within the FastAPI architecture.

The best way to add manager classes for Galaxy API business logic is to implement them alongside your Pydantic schemas and FastAPI routers, keeping the endpoint routing layer separate from the core business logic.