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bnjsx

v2.0.5

Published

A Better Node.js Experience framework designed for performance, simplicity, and flexibility.

Readme

Bnjsx v2.0.0 is Here

Bnjsx has officially hit version 2.0.0 — and it’s not just an upgrade, it’s a complete evolution.

This release introduces a powerful new architecture built around Services — giving you full control, better structure, and less boilerplate. Whether you're building small apps or complex systems, Bnjsx v2 gives you everything in one place.

What’s New in Version 2

Bnjsx is no longer just a lightweight framework — it's now a full-stack powerhouse for Node.js.

In version 2, we introduce the Service Architecture, where each service is an isolated unit that gives you access to:

  • Routing
  • Database queries
  • Caching
  • Validation
  • View rendering
  • and much more...

Service-Driven Development

Traditionally, you'd write 3 separate files for every feature:

model + controller + router → 3 files

With Bnjsx services, it's all in 1 file:

service = model + controller + router

You can now build features like this:

  • AuthService
  • PostService
  • UserService

Each service combines routes, logic, database, and responses in one file, with no code splitting across files.

On a project with 30 tables, you'd normally have 90+ files (models, controllers, routers). With Bnjsx services, you only need 30 clean, focused service files.

Documentation

Docs for version 2 are currently in progress — but you can dive into the version 1 docs to get familiar with the core concepts.

By the time you’re done reading, version 2 docs might already be live — so go take a look!

Installation

Install the latest bnjsx version:

npm i bnjsx@latest

Or install the most stable v1 release:

npm i [email protected]

bnjet – Project Scaffolding

Create full Bnjsx projects in seconds:

npm i -g bnjet
bnjet new my-app -ts      # or -js / -react / -vue (coming soon)

Built-in support for Vite, Tailwind, CLI, and Jest.

Flexer – VS Code Extension

Flexer adds syntax highlighting, auto-completion, and formatting for .fx (Flex) templates.

Install from VS Code Marketplace: Extensions → Search "Flexer" → Install

Contributing

Thank you for your interest in contributing! Please check out the contributing guidelines before submitting issues or pull requests.

License

Bnjsx is open-source software licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for full details.