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Build a Student Management System with FastAPI and React


In this tutorial, we’ll demonstrate how to create a student management system using Python's FastAPI for the backend and React.js for the frontend. This system includes functionalities for adding, viewing, and updating student data. It uses JWT (JSON Web Token) for secure authentication, ensuring that only authorized users can manage student records.

Project Overview

Our project is a Student Management System designed to simplify the management of student data for educational institutions. The system allows administrators to:

  • View and manage student records including personal details, courses, GPA, enrollment status, etc.
  • Add new student records into the system.
  • Update existing student records when necessary.
  • Authenticate users with secure JWT tokens to ensure only authorized access.

Frontend: React.js

The React.js frontend allows users to interact with the system. Below is the component for the student dashboard, where users can view and update student information.

Your Dashboard

Your Records

  • John Doe

    Course: Computer Science

    GPA: 3.8

    Status: Active

Update Profile



Frontend Code

 

Connecting the Frontend to the Backend

To connect the frontend to the backend, you will make API calls from the client-side (frontend) code. The backend (FastAPI) will process these requests on the server-side, validating the username and password against the credentials stored in a database. If the credentials match, the user will be authenticated.

Once the user is logged in, the client browser stores a JWT token in localStorage. This token helps keep the user signed in and allows for continuous communication with the backend whenever authentication is required.

Backend Code


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