[SEEKING MAINTAINER] An HTTP/2
A suite of Koa utilities allowing for quicker bootstrapping, as well as a consequential guide on how to write apps using the Koa philosophy. Think of it as a KrakenJS for Koa.
StatusBeware! Koala is alpha software!
PhilosophyKoa is a bare minimal framework, focusing on unopinionated core HTTP utilities. However, this is not sufficient for most apps as a lot is not supported out of the box. Including a bunch of dependencies in every new app you create quickly becomes annoying.
The goal of Koala is to include the most used and unopinionated parts of apps into a single framework. Many things such as body parsing, sessions, and CSRF are included. Many other things, such as routing, is too opinionated and not included.
Unlike other frameworks, Koala will not dictate how to write business logic. Thanks to generators and, eventually, ES7 Async/Await, writing business logic in Koa is much easier than other frameworks, and Koala's goal is to only make it easier. Don't expect a single option to automatically do magic for your app.
Feel free to create suggestions!
Features and DocumentationThe Koala framework adds to Koa:
Body Parsing SeamlessExpect: 100-continue
support
Per-request body limits
Supports JSON, urlencoded, and multipart bodies
Supports arbitrary strings, buffers, and files as bodies
Optional nested parameter support
File Serving
Sessions
Cookie-based sessions
CSRF protection
Response Caching - cache and serve responses using an arbitrary store
JSONP - safe jsonp support
Security Headers
Error Page - better default error page
Tracing
etc
Basic auth
Object stream support
Optional nested query string supported
FAQ
koala(1)
will be a generator, similar to what express(1)
is.
Simply replace require('koa')
with require('koala')
.
Koala returns a koa
app, except it includes more features.
const koala = require('koala'); const app = new Koala(); app.use(async () => { this.response.status = 204; }); app.listen((err) => { if (err) { console.error(err); throw err; } console.log('Koala app listening on port %s', this.address().port); }); Roadmap
Some additional features may include:
Timeout assertion Server-Side Event Streams Rate limitingLet me know if you have any other suggestions.
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