Caffe is an opinionated abstraction layer for building distributed application components. That's a lot of tech-jargon for "build functions that can be called over one or more networks."
The library itself is very barebones and acts as an interface for plugins to communicate with your code.
Install via NPM
npm install --save caffe
Add it to your project
var caffe = require('caffe')
All of your application's operations exist within a service. You can have multiple services within a single Node app or split them up across multiple apps depending on your business needs.
You can create a new service using the brew() method. Note: service() is available as an alias for brew().
var fooService = caffe.brew('foo')
Once you've created and configured a new service, you can tell it to start handling requests using the serve() method. Note: listen() is available as an alias for serve().
fooService.serve()
Sometimes you need to
FAQs
Transport agnostic services framework.
We found that caffe demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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