Spider-Gazelle is billed as an elegant web framework designed to be simple, powerful and fast.
Spider-Gazelle builds on the performance of router.cr. Spider-Gazelle model is a library containing modules and methods that can be used to build database object-relational mappings. It can also be used to validate and coerce values being passed to controllers.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Heavy use of macros to preprocess and inline as much as possible before compile time.
- Action Controller base class for building Controllers.
- Active Model base class for building ORMs.
- Habitat configuration and settings for Crystal projects.
- router.cr base request handling.
- Radix Radix Tree implementation for request routing.
- HTTP::Server built-in Crystal Lang HTTP server:
- Request.
- Response.
- Cookies.
- Headers.
- Params etc.
Website: spider-gazelle.net
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Place Technology
License: WTFPL License
Spider-Gazelle is written in Crystal. Learn Crystal with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Related Software
| Crystal Web Frameworks | |
|---|---|
| Lucky | Full-featured Crystal web framework that catches bugs |
| Kemal | Very simple web framework |
| Amber | Web framework that makes building applications fast, simple, and enjoyable |
| Marten | Enables pragmatic development and rapid prototyping |
| Grip | Microframework for building RESTful web applications |
| Spider-Gazelle | Rails esque web framework |
| Orion | Omni-conventional, declarative framework inspired by ruby-on-rails router |
| Onyx | Powerful general purpose framework with type safety |
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