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Shunter is a Node.js application built to read JSON and translate it into HTML.
It helps you create a loosely-coupled front end which can serve traffic from one or more back end applications - great for use in multi-language, multi-disciplinary teams or just to make your project more flexible and future-proofed.
Shunter does not contain an API client, or any Controller logic (in the MVC sense). Instead, Shunter simply proxies requests to a back end server, then:
If you're new to Shunter, we recommend reading the Getting Started Guide. This will teach you the basics, and how to create your first Shunter-based application.
Once you're familiar with Shunter's basics you can refer to the API Documentation for a full breakdown about how to work with Shunter.
Shunter requires Node.js 4.x–6.x. This should be easy to get running on Mac and Linux.
One of Shunter's dependencies is a native addon module so it requires a working C compiler. Windows doesn't come with one by default so you may find the following links helpful:
See the Getting started documentation for more information on Shunter's requirements.
The last major version of Shunter is version 4. Old major versions are supported for 6 months after a new major version is released. This means that patch-level changes will be added and bugs will be fixed. We maintain a support guide which documents the major versions and their support levels.
If you'd like to know more about how we support our open source projects, including the full release process, check out our support practices document.
If you're migrating between major versions of Shunter, we maintain a migration guide to help you.
We'd love for you to contribute to Shunter. We maintain a developer guide to help people get started with working on Shunter itself. It outlines the structure of the application and some of the development practices we uphold.
We also label issues that might be a good starting-point for new developers to the project.
Shunter is licensed under the Lesser General Public License (LGPL-3.0).
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A Node.js application built to read JSON and translate it into HTML
The npm package shunter receives a total of 25 weekly downloads. As such, shunter popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that shunter demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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