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parka

v0.6.2

Published

## Note Parka has global dependencies on pm2, nodemon, typescript and ts-node

Readme

Parka Build Status

Note Parka has global dependencies on pm2, nodemon, typescript and ts-node

Just as a warning Parka is in a total Pre-Alpha stage, it is not feature complete let alone production ready.

An example API with Parka will be available at https://github.com/dotDeeka/parka-todos

I suspect that this project will only work with node version 4.x or higher although I haven't tested that

Parka is a simple TypeScript framework/library that runs on Express/NodeJS for building REST services. Parka takes advantage of TypeScript features like decorators to make things like defining routes easier.

Getting Started

Parka documentation can be found at http://dotdeeka.github.io/parka

Feedback

I'd love some thoughts and feedback on this project, hit me up [email protected]