@marblejs/core
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Functional reactive Node.js framework for building server-side applications, based on TypeScript and RxJS.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| @marblejs/core | Framework core module |
| @marblejs/http | HTTP module |
| @marblejs/websockets | WebSockets module |
| @marblejs/messaging | Messaging module |
| @marblejs/testing | Testing module |
| @marblejs/middleware-logger | Logger middleware |
| @marblejs/middleware-body | Body parser middleware |
| @marblejs/middleware-io | I/O validation middleware |
| @marblejs/middleware-cors | CORS middleware |
| @marblejs/middleware-multipart | Multipart middleware |
For the latest updates, documentation, change log, and release information visit docs.marblejs.com and follow @marble_js on Twitter.
To view example projects, reach out the @integration package available in the main repository.
marble.js is MIT licensed
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