(master) 
node framework to prototype and scale API servers rapidly.
require('scalra')('curr');
SR.API.add('HelloWorld', {
name: 'string'
}, function (args, onDone) {
LOG.warn('HelloWorld called with: ' + args);
onDone(null, {hello: args.name});
});
var l_frontier = new SR.Frontier(37070);
l_frontier.init();Then called at server:
SR.API.HelloWorld({name: 'John'}, function (err, result) {
LOG.debug('positive test result: ');
if (err) {
return LOG.error(err);
}
LOG.warn(result);
});Or at clients:
<html><head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/lib/scalra.js"></script>
<script>
var onConnect = function () {
SR.API.HelloWorld({name: 'world'}, function (err, result) {
if (err) {
return alert(err);
}
document.write('Hello: ' + result.hello);
console.log(result);
});
}
</script>
</head></html>Or request from URL:
http://127.0.0.1:37070/event/HelloWorld?name=world
$ npm install scalrasee Installation Guide for full instructions to setup a Scalra system on empty systems.
- Write one API logic for any connection types (HTTP/HTTPS/websocket/socket)
- Logic is called in the same style at both client and server
- Shared sessions between HTTP and WebSocket requests
- Publish / subscribe (pub/sub) as messaging layer
- Auto-reload of modified logic scripts
- Works out-of-box with MongoDB and Express
- In-memory DataStore that access and update DB data simply as variables
see Release Notes on various changes / new features in each releases.
Simply copy the demo project under /demo as your own project
$ npm install scalra
$ cp -R node_modules/scalra/demo /tmp/foo && cd /tmp/fooInstall dependencies:
$ npm install scalraStart the server:
$ npm startVerify server is up with:
http://127.0.0.1:37070/event/HelloWorld?name=world
Scalra is designed to allow server developers to focus on logic development instead of networking or server management issues. Once developed using the Scalra framework, the server's reliability, security, and scalability is automatically covered without having to worry about re-writing code when the service is under heavy workload.
Additional functionalities can be added with pluggable Scalra modules.
Scalra is created by Imonology Inc. [github]