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app bolts

A fast, safe, powerful web framework based on the principle of least confusion and sane defaults

1 unstable release

0.1.0 Jun 17, 2021

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MIT license

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Rust on Bolts

Bolts is a fast, safe web framework for the Rust language inspired loosely by Ruby on Rails. Bolts is under active development, with the following planned features (subject to change):

  • fast, powerful, and safe, with sane defaults for everything
  • routing system, including subdomain/domain-based routing, automatic parsing of URL parameters, etc.
  • simple MVC based application layout for basic projects
  • templating system for server-side-rendered layouts
  • well defined environments (i.e. development, test, staging, production)
  • pre-configured secure cookies setup
  • built-in CSRF protection
  • ActiveRecord-esque ORM for SQL-based databases with a migrations system
  • ability to deploy entire apps to AWS Lambda + CloudFront
  • a CLI allowing for things like bolts s to run local dev server
  • integrated command/task system
  • some sort of frontend framework written in rust / web assembly so we can say goodbye to JavaScript
  • many other things

To start out, the main objectives are:

  1. routing system
  2. controller scheme
  3. templating / views
  4. middleware, session management, etc

Dependencies

~2–3MB
~54K SLoC