Feathers.js - a reactive JavaScript framework on top of Express
Feathers.js is a reactive JavaScript framework inspired by Sails , Flatiron and Derby . The app on feathers.js resembles the usual expressjs application, only instead
var app = require('express')(); var app = require('feathers')(); For collections, a full-fledged RESTful API is created, synchronization is conducted via SocketIO events.
RESTful
// POST http://localhost:8000/todos { "description": "You have to do dishes!" } // GET http://localhost:8000/todos [ { "id": 0, "description": "You have to do dishes!" } ] Sample SocketIO client code
<script src="http://localhost:8000/socket.io/socket.io.js" /> <script type="text/javascript"> var socket = io.connect('http://localhost:8000/'); socket.on('todos created', function(todo) { console.log('Someone created a new Todo', todo); }); socket.emit('todos::create', { description: 'You have to do something real-time!' }, {}, function(error, todo) { socket.emit('todos::find', {}, function(error, todos) { console.log('Server todos:', todos); }); }); </script> Data access is described as a service:
var myService = { find: function(params, callback) {}, get: function(id, params, callback) {}, create: function(data, params, callback) {}, update: function(id, data, params, callback) {}, remove: function(id, params, callback) {}, setup: function(app) {} } I advise you to look at the standard TODO example . The demo link (reactive - when one of the users changes the data, everyone sees the change immediately) and the code: both client and server.
Documentation is quite visual and imputed.
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In my opinion, the framework is quite easy and pleasant. 20 minutes to learn and you can do reactive things on the site.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/206092/
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