Clack-based modular web framework with most flexible request routing.
WARNING: this is not even its final form. Do not use for anything but throwaway projects.
My main goal for braculon is to provide all necessary infrastructure for your web app without getting in your way, and to make sure you have full and absolute control over your HTTP(S) request processing.
- At the time of this writing, all (known to me) Clack-based frameworks use myway-based URL+method routing without giving you any convenient way to override default routing behavior. This
braculonallows chaining HTTP request routers of your choice (both built-in and user-defined) in any order you like. - Wrapping your app in (currently undocumented) opaque "middlewares" hurts readability, long-term consistency and modification ease. Extending the pipeline through overriding its steps and making use of hooks between these steps is a more flexible and readable way, and
braculonmakes it easy to do so. - Avoid being forced into using any specific HTML/CSS/JS generator. With
braculonand its loadable view compilers you can put together your final output from a multitude of different representations of your choice (Djula, CL-WHO, Markdown, QtDesigner UI forms, anything can be a view with the right compiler module) - There will be feature extension modules as well, like a system events monitor, a Websocket/WebRTC service manager, runtime auto-updates for code definitions on file change notifications (e.g. a git push), and so on.
Sorry, haven't written it yet. Hate the lack of docs myself. I'll definitely get to it as soon as the codebase stabilises a little bit.
See the LICENSE file (MIT).