PROBLEM: Creating REST APIs with the native functionality in ColdFusion 10+ and Lucee is verbose, complex, and developer-hostile. Or maybe you're still on an older version of ColdFusion.
SOLUTION: A framework that focuses on Developer Experience and helps you "fall into a pit of success". You've come to the right place. Taffy is low friction, simple to get started, and compatible as far back as ColdFusion 8. CF8 was released in 2007! 😱
- It's terse. How terse? A functional API can fit into a tweet. (BEFORE they doubled the max tweet length!)
- Smart and secure defaults, easily overridden with metadata in most cases.
- Easy to debug: Error messages are returned as JSON by default.
- Integrated dashboard gives you a direct view into how Taffy has parsed your code.
- Optionally integrates with your favorite IOC libraries like ColdSpring and DI/1, or use the baked-in IOC.
- Taffy 3.3.x+
- Taffy 2.2.x
If you file a bug or ask for support please indicate which version of Taffy you're using. If it's an older release, we usually ask you to upgrade. Officially, we promise to support the current and previous minor releases and the last minor release of the previous major release. To the best of our abilities Taffy follows the versioning guidelines defined in semver.
Supported versions get priority for bug fixes. No promises are made to fix bugs filed against unsupported versions. If your version is supported and your bug is reproducible and isolatable, we'll do everything within our power to address it.
If you're on an unsupported version, upgrade is not an option in your case, and you still have an isolatable and reproducible bug, contact me to discuss further options.
Primary documentation is available at docs.taffy.io, with a few of the more detailed guides remaining in the wiki for now.
Contributing documentation changes is as easy as submitting a pull request with modifications to the markdown files in the /docs folder.
Features and bug fixes are coordinated via the GitHub issues list.
The most active place where Taffy users and contributors gather is in the #taffy channel of the CFML Slack. It's a great place to ask for help. We also have a mailing list, but it hasn't been used much since the CFML Slack came around.
If your problem is too big or too private to ask for help in a chat room, I am available to hire for freelance work.
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