Roa is an async web framework inspired by koa, a next generation web framework for node.js.
The developer describes the framework as lightweight but powerful.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- A lightweight, solid and well extensible core:
- Supports HTTP/1.x and HTTP/2.0 protocols.
- Full streaming.
- Highly extensible middleware system.
- Based on hyper, runtime-independent, you can chose async runtime as you like.
- Many useful extensions:
- Official runtime schemes:
- (Default) tokio runtime and TcpStream.
- async-std runtime and TcpStream.
- Transparent content compression (br, gzip, deflate, zstd).
- Configurable and nestable router.
- Named uri parameters(query and router parameter).
- Cookie and jwt support.
- HTTPS support.
- WebSocket support.
- Asynchronous multipart form support.
- Other middlewares(logger, CORS .etc).
- Official runtime schemes:
- Integrations:
- roa-diesel, integration with diesel.
- roa-juniper, integration with juniper.
- Works on stable Rust.
Website: github.com/Hexilee/roa
Support: Wiki
Developer: Hexilee
License: MIT License
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