Jymfony is a Node.js framework for applications and a set of reusable Javascript components. Jymfony was born from an idea of Alessandro Chitolina as a port of the popular PHP framework, Symfony.
You can also install Jymfony via npm:
$ npm install jymfony
You can find a fully working base example project here.
As said, Jymfony is made of reusable Javascript components:
Each component has its own README.md, you can read more about those there.
Also, it comes with some DataStructures. With Jymfony you can declare:
class ThisIsAnInterface {
// ...
}
module.exports = getInterface(ThisIsAnInterface);
class ThisIsATrait {
// ...
}
module.exports = getTrait(ThisIsATrait);
In order to test Jymfony, just run:
$ yarn test
Contributions are welcome. Feel free to open a PR or file an issue here on GitHub!
Jymfony is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
The Jymfony team:
The logo is an artwork made by Daniele Tognetti
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