zino

zino is a next-generation framework for composable applications in Rust which emphasizes simplicity, extensibility and productivity.

Highlights

🚀 Out-of-the-box features for rapid application development.
🎨 Minimal design, composable architecture and high-level abstractions.
🌐 Adopt an API-first approch to development with open standards.
⚡ Embrace practical conventions to get the best performance.
💎 Highly optimized ORM for MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite based on sqlx.
✨ Innovations on query population, field translation and model hooks.
📅 Lightweight scheduler for sync and async cron jobs.
💠 Unified access to storage services, data sources and chatbots.
📊 Built-in support for tracing, metrics and logging.
💖 Full integrations with actix-web, axum, dioxus and more.

Getting started

You can start with the example actix-app, axum-app, dioxus-desktop or ntex-app. It requires Rust 1.80+ to build the project.

cd examples/axum-app
cargo run

Here is the simplest application to run a server:

[package]
name = "zino-app"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"

[dependencies]
zino = { version = "0.28", features = ["axum"] }

use zino::prelude::*;

fn main() {
    zino::Cluster::boot().run()
}

Crates

Name	Description	Crates.io	Documentation
`zino-core`	Core types and traits.
`zino-auth`	Authentication and authorization.
`zino-channel`	Cloud events and subscriptions.
`zino-storage`	Files and storage services.
`zino-http`	Requests and responses.
`zino-derive`	Derived traits.
`zino-model`	Domain models.
`zino-extra`	Extra utilities.
`zino-actix`	Integrations with actix-web.
`zino-axum`	Integrations with axum.
`zino-ntex`	Integrations with ntex.
`zino-dioxus`	Dioxus components.
`zino-amis`	UI generator for amis.
`zino-cli`	CLI tools.