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ibird

v1.0.0-alpha.23

Published

A lightweight and flexible web development framework.

Downloads

16

Readme

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ibird

NPM version Build Status NPM downloads Dependencies

A lightweight and flexible web development framework.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Install ibird from npm

With yarn:

yarn add ibird

or alternatively using npm:

npm install --save ibird

Writing Code

We can put this code in a file named index.js

const app = require('ibird').newApp();

// response
app.get('/', ctx => {
  ctx.body = `Hello ibird.`;
});

app.play();

If you run this with:

$ node index.js

You should see the ibird response printed out:

$ Listen and serve on 0.0.0.0:3000

Congratulations - You've just created an application using ibird!

Next Steps

We prepared a wiki page. You can find tons of useful things there.

Contributing

We actively welcome pull requests.

Changelog

Changes are tracked as GitHub releases.

License

ibird is Apache-2.0-licensed.