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gv-framework

v2.0.0

Published

2 years ago

Framework to build applications rest api

Downloads

570

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Gv Framework: Getting Started

Introduction

Gv is a Node.js backend framework that has been built and is fully compatible with Typescript. It also allows developers to code in pure Javascript. Under the hood, Gv uses robust HTTP server frameworks such as Express.

Philosophy

Gv was conceived with the goal of accelerating the construction of REST applications. It provides a set of tools that empower and simplify the Express framework, without introducing complexity. In this way, developers can maintain the convenience and freedom that Express offers.

Installation

To install Gv, you can use npm. Simply run the following command:

npm i gv-framework

Pages

Gv offers several pages that allow you to use different features of the framework. Below are these pages:

App: This page teaches you how to create an application with Gv Framework.
Router: This page teaches you how to create routes for your application.
Validator: This page teaches you how to validate data that enters your application.
Auth: This page teaches you how to authenticate users of your application.
Exceptions: This page teaches you how to handle exceptions in your application.
Utils: This page teaches you how to use the utilities that Gv Framework offers.
Middleware: This page teaches you how to create middlewares for your application.