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Stick is a modular JSGI middleware composition layer and application framework.
It was originally made for RingoJS, but this fork allows it to also run on Common Node (a synchronous CommonJS compatibility layer for Node.js using node-fibers).
If you have any questions about Stick or its use in conjunction with mongo-sync
and other libraries built on top of Common Node, please post them to the Common Node mailing list.
Stick provides an Application
object that can be used to compose web
applications out of JSGI middleware components. Middleware can in turn
define methods or properties on the application object to make itself
configurable to the outside world.
Currently Stick comes with the following middleware modules:
npm install mustache
)Check out the demo applications and documentation to learn more.
Use npm
to to install Stick:
$ npm install stick
To start the stick demo application run the common-node
(Common Node is installed via npm install common-node -g
) command with the
demo.js
script in the stick directory:
$ common-node examples/demo.js
Then point your browser to http://localhost:8080/.
Stick is distributed under the MIT license.
FAQs
JSGI based webapp framework
We found that stick demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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