Jaguar is a batteries included, full-stack production ready HTTP server framework.
It is built to be fast, simple and intuitive.
Jaguar is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Familiar way to write routes – provides methods get, put, post, delete and options to quickly add route handlers for specific HTTP methods.
- Powerful route matching – easily define and access Path parameters:
- A path can have multiple path variables.
- A path variable can appear at any position in the path.
- A path variable can be matched against a Regular expression.
- getInt, getDouble, getNum and getBool methods can be used to easily typecast path variables.
- Using * as the final path segment captures/matches all following segments.
- One liner to access Forms.
- One liner to serve static files.
- JSON serialization with minimal effort.
- Out-of-the-box Sessions support.
Website: github.com/Jaguar-dart
Support:
Developer: Jaguar Authors
License: 3-clause BSD License
Jaguar is written in Dart. Learn Dart with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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