maritime

A new type of NodeJS web framework - providing a clean, full-toolkit to develop with NodeJS. Learn why you should start using Maritime today.

const Maritime = require("maritime");
const app = new Maritime();
const router = new Maritime.router();

router.get("*", data => {
  data.res.send("Hello World!");
});

app.mount(router);
app.listen(3000);

Getting Started

• Maritime Examples - A set of applications written in Maritime to show various functionalities.

Features

• 🚌 In-built routing - integrated, clean router system.
• ✨ Dynamic routing engines - Use different routing engines to support the route syntax you want.
• 🔥 View engines - supports rendering templates of multiple types including EJS, Pug and Handlebars.
• ⚡️ Modern, semantic asynchronous middleware.
• 🔧 HTTP helper methods - helper methods are included to assist you with common HTTP tasks such as redirects, sending data and downloading files to the client.
• 📕 Extensive, in-built middleware such as a body parser, static file server, method override and a cookie parser to help you get your app off the ground even faster.
• 🔒 One-command HTTPS server - Quickly and easily create HTTPS servers through app.listen().

Installation

Maritime requires Node v7.6.0 or higher for async and promise functionality.

$ npm i maritime

Credit

Author: Tom

This repository utilises code from other open-source projects, including NPM dependencies and some code from other open-source projects such as Express and Koa. Thanks to the contributors to those projects and the wider open source ecosystem.

License

MIT