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shise

v0.0.4

Published

Fast, efficient and minimalist web framework

Downloads

5

Readme

Fast, efficient and minimalist web framework

Easily create server applications with low cost and excellent speed. With Shise you can create server applications with ease, as it is designed for those projects that do not require a super complex system and are only interested in meeting their requirements in a short time.

With Shise you can start a project in a short time and the best thing is that Shise will grow as the project requires it, this through different complements from Shise or from the community.

Table of Contents

Quick start

Create a new folder for the project

mkdir project-name
cd project-name

Initialize a node project

npm init -y

Install Shise

npm install shise

In your index file create a basic server

const { App, Controller, Router } = require('shise')

const controller = new Controller()

const router = new Router({
	ping: controller..get(ctx => {
		console.log(ctx.state.name)
		ctx.response.status(200).json({
			message: 'Pong!',
		})
		ctx.response.end()
	}),
})

const app = new App(router)

app.listen(3000, () => {
	console.log('Server listen on port 3000')
})

Run the server

node index.js

Documentation

You can find all Shise documentation here.

Core Features

  • Friendly development: Shise is designed to be as simple and pleasant for the developer to use as possible.
  • Small bundle size: The size of the Shise package is designed to be as light as possible, as well as using the fewest external modules.
  • Extendable: Shise is designed to be as minimalist as possible, however, that does not mean that its range of options cannot be expanded easily.

License

Licensed under MIT.