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@congritta/savage

v0.0.1

Published

Modern and minimal REST API framework

Downloads

3

Readme

Savage Framework

Savage is modern & minimal REST API framework for Node.JS. It has no any dependencies and written in clean Node.JS std library. Savage is one of fastest HTTP frameworks around the world cause it doen't transform any parts of HTTP requests (like POST data). Except it, Savage is stream based framework.

Scaffold

import Savage, {Response} from "@congritta/savage";

const HTTP_SERVER_PORT = 8000;
const HTTP_SERVER_HOST = '127.0.0.1';

const savageServer = new Savage(HTTP_SERVER_PORT, HTTP_SERVER_HOST);

/* Handle GET request */
savageServer.on('GET', '/', () => {
  return new Response(200, 'Hello World');
})

/* Handle POST request */
savageServer.on('POST', '/', async (ctx) => {

  /* Get POST data */
  const data = await ctx.parseBody()

  /* Show POST data */
  console.log(data);

  /* Respond with string */
  return new Response(200, 'Hello World');
});

savageServer.start().then(() => {
  console.log(`HTTP server started at http://${HTTP_SERVER_HOST}:${HTTP_SERVER_PORT}`);
});

Features

  • Stream & Promise based;
  • Written in clean Node.JS 'http' module;
  • Savage is fast and minimal so HTTP requests are not being transformed initially. Only a developer decides when Savage has to parse POST data;

Docs

Official Savage docs are being written at now