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tidyjs

v1.0.22

Published

A tidy Node.js framework for building server-side applications on top of TypeScript & JavaScript

Readme

tidyjs

A Node.js framework born for more tidy development of building server-side applications on top of Node.js & Typescript.

Installation

$ npm install tidyjs --save

Node.js >= 8.0.0 required

Getting Started

import { tidyServerApp } from 'tidyjs'

tidyServerApp()
    .use(ctx => {
        return {
           message: `Hello ${ctx.req.query.my_name || 'world'}, I am tidyjs`,
        }
    })
    .listen(3000)

Features

  • Extensible : powerful and natural plugin system.
  • Developer friendly : full Typescript support, and built to be very expressive.
  • Clean business logic : use pure function, separated from web protocol.
  • Full async support : take advantage of power of async/await.
  • Routing support type and schema : we can easily build strongly typed interfaces.
  • High performance routing : use used Prefix Tree, when there are a lot of routes, lookup performance can be greatly improved
  • Clean and solid code : the whole project is written in the Typescript strict mode and captures all errors and exceptions using async/await To build a clean and solid system.

Docs

[Examples]

code on github

License

MIT