ffead-cpp is a web-framework, application framework, utilities all bundled into one. It also provides an embedded HTTP/Web-Socket compliant high-performance server core. It is a collection of modules all geared towards performing individual roles which together form the cohesive back-bone of ffead-cpp.
It provides a very simple to use and maintain web-framework library with advanced features like Reflection, Dependency Injection (IOC), Inbuilt REST/SOAP support, Security/Authentication features. Moreover implementation for interfacing to caching tools like Memcached/Redis are provided in-built. Database integration/ORM framework (SDORM) solves all major issues with respect to interfacing with SQL/No-SQL database alike.
Multi-level serialization or template level serialization is a high point of ffead-cpp core serialization run-time. Any C++ POCO class can be marked as serializable and the run-time will take care of marshalling/un-marshalling the object to its intended serializable form and back(JSON/XML/BINARY).
Features include:
- Multiple server backends (HTTP 1.1/HTTP 2/HTTP 3).
- Support for multiple I/O event notification engines:
- io_uring – Linux kernel >= 5.6.
- epoll – Linux.
- kqueue – BSD/MacOS.
- event_ports/devpoll – Solaris.
- wepoll – Windows (IOCP based epoll library).
- poll/select – On all platforms that support these API’s.
- Embedded HTTP Server with single process and thread-pool backends.
- SSL/TLS support.
- Web Socket Support.
- Advanced ORM – SDORM (sql/monogo).
- Raw database access (postgresql/mongodb/scylladb).
- PostgreSQL wire database access.
- Cache API (memcached/redis).
- Improved Thread/ThreadPool API(s).
- Marker based configuration (java style annotations).
- Reflection support.
- Serialization support.
- Date/Time Utility functions.
- Dependency Injection.
- Serverside dynamic C++ Pages and template engine (HTML/C++ pages).
- Sample app for Webrtc Signalling (websocket + api) (horizontally scalable peerjs compatible signalling server).
- Embedded HTTP2.0 Server support (experimental).
Website: github.com/sumeetchhetri/ffead-cpp
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Developer: Sumeet Chhetri
License: Open Source
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