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Description
Danet is a framework heavily inspired by a NodeJS Framework called Nest. We aim to provide the same efficiency, but in Deno. Of course, Nest is way more mature, think of it as a hero that we look up to.
We borrow a lot from it, including documentation and sentences on this page, so please, definitely check it out because they deserve a lot of credit. Without Nest, we wouldn’t be developing Danet.
Danet is a framework for building efficient, scalable Deno server-side applications. It is entirely build with Typescript.
Under the hood, Danet makes use of Oak. We might support other HTTP Web Framework in the future !
We abstract a lot of things so you can focus on your core business and architecture.
Philosophy
Deno is a relatively new engine. Nest was one of the greatest framework to improve the architecture of NodeJS project. We want to bring the same level of pro-efficiency and professionalism into Deno’s world.
Exactly like Nest, Danet provides an out-of-the-box application architecture which allows developers and teams to create highly testable, scalable, loosely coupled, and easily maintainable applications.
The architecture is the same as our hero, and it was originally heavily inspired by Angular.
Come with us on this awesome journey
We always welcome contributors, feel free to submit a new feature or report a bug on our Github Repository and join our discord
How to start
Check out our starter repository