Vania is a backend web framework for building fast, scalable server applications with Dart. It offers an approachable development workflow with integrated tools for routing, database access, validation and real-time communication.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Define application routes using a simple routing system.
- Includes an object-relational mapper for working with databases.
- Supports MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite databases.
- Validates incoming request data.
- Provides database migrations for managing schema changes.
- Supports real-time client-server communication using WebSockets.
- Includes a command-line interface for creating projects, generating models and managing migrations.
- Creates production builds from the command line.
- Supports containerised deployment with Docker and Docker Compose.
Website: github.com/vania-dart/framework
Support:
Developer: Vania
License: MIT License
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