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Atri framework is a full-stack web development framework to build Progressive Web Apps.
- Frontend development: Use our visual editor to increase your productivity. You can also add your custom React code
- Backend development: Currently, we support Python for backend development. We are planning to add support for NodeJS soon.
- Deployment support: Our CLI provides rich support for easy deployment at your platform of choice such as GitHub Pages, AWS, etc.
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What can I build using this framework?
Atri is a general purpose framework that can be used to build everything from e-commerce websites to internal apps.
Websites built using Atri framework
Find more example websites and apps at Atri-Apps.
How is Atri framework different from other web development frameworks?
- Atri framework is not just limited to the JavaScript world. You can use this framework with many languages such as Python, NodeJS (upcoming), etc.
- Atri framework comes with a suite of productivity tools such as visual editor, asset management tools, etc. that significantly reduce development time from months to hours.
- Using Atri framework, developers do not need to write and document REST APIs. Instead, they rely upon the object model which acts as a single source of truth. This also has other benefits as well such as reducing compliance breaches.
Thus, Atri framework is extending the definition of full-stack to include non web developers in the development and maintenance of an app.
Getting Started
pipenv install atri
pipenv shell
atri start
- The visual editor is available at http://localhost:4002.
- Once you click
Build and Run
in your visual editor, your website will start running at http://localhost:4005/. - All the files for your website are being auto-generated in your local directory.
- You can write the backend of your website at
controllers/routes/<page_name>/main.py
.
You can follow our video tutorial 👇 or our written guide to create your first Atri app.
You can then follow our video tutorials to create full-stack apps.
How to contribute?
Thanks for your interest in contributing to the Atri framework. 💖
You can contribute in any or all of the following ways:
- ask a question
- submit a bug report
- request a new feature
- suggest ways to improve the developer experience of an existing feature
- submit a documentation report
- propose an Atri app
- create an Atri App and share it with the community
- contribute to the Atri framework: You can get started with "good first issues" which are suitable for newcomers.
Please refer to our contributing guidelines for details. Besides, please make sure you adhere to the code of conduct.
If you make any contribution to our project (code or no-code; check the vast list of contribution types), you will be featured in the table below 👇
Contributors 🎉
We are grateful to these wonderful people who contributed to Atri framework. 🙏 (emoji key):
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of all types are welcome!