Nakago (中子)

A lightweight Rust framework for sharp services

Nakago is a lightweight framework for building Rust applications with a modular structure, taking advantage of dependency injection and lifecycle events to bring organization and testability to Rust projects large and small.

⚠️ Alpha Disclaimer

NOTE: This library is in early development, and the API may shift rapidly as it evolves. Be advised that this is not yet recommended for Production use.

Features

• Dependency Injection
• HTTP Adapter using Axum
• SQL Adapter using SeaORM
• GraphQL Adapter using Async-GraphQL
• CQRS Adapter using CQRS-ES (upcoming)

As development progresses, major features will be split up into separate crates, so that developers can install only what they need.

Installation

Cargo

• Install Rust and Cargo by following this guide.
• Run cargo install nakago, along with cargo install nakago-derive, cargo install nakago-axum, etc. for each feature you need.

Etymology

Nakago (中子) is a Japanese word meaning "core", or less commonly the "middle of a nest of boxes". It often refers to the tang of a Japanese katana - the foundation of the hilt and the mechanism through which a sword is wielded. The nakago must be sound and resilient, allowing the holder to guide the blade with confidence.

Development

See docs/development.md.

License

Licensed under the MIT license (LICENSE or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).

Contribution

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Attribution

Katana image by fordevector at Vecteezy.

lib.rs:

nakago-wary: A Warp HTTP routes integration for Nakago