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efrix

efruence141.0.5

Efrix.js is a lightweight Node.js web framework for creating simple HTTP servers with built-in request and response handling, logging, and static file serving.

http, framework, express, nodejs

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Efrix.js

Efrix.js is a lightweight Node.js web framework for creating simple HTTP servers with built-in request and response handling, logging, and static file serving.

Features

  • Lightweight and fast
  • Supports GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests
  • Auto-redirect to localhost
  • Logging system
  • Request limits
  • Static file serving support

Installation

npm install efrix

Usage

Basic Example

const { App } = require('efrix');
const app = new App({ port: 3000, autoRedirect: true, logs: { enabled: true }, static: 'public' });

app.Get('/', (rq, rs) => {
    rs.send('Hello, world!');
});

app.Post('/data', (rq, rs) => {
    rs.json({ received: rq.body });
});

app.Put('/update', (rq, rs) => {
    rs.json({ message: 'Resource updated' });
});

app.Delete('/delete', (rq, rs) => {
    rs.json({ message: 'Resource deleted' });
});

Static File Serving

Efrix.js supports serving static files from a specified directory.

const app = new App({ port: 3000, static: 'frontend' });

Place your static files (HTML, CSS, JS) in the frontend folder. The server will automatically serve them when requested.

Options

Option Type Default Description
port Number 3000 Server port
autoRedirect Boolean false Auto-redirect to http://localhost:port
logs.enabled Boolean false Enable error logging
logs.dir String ./logs/errors.log Log file directory
maxRequests Number null Maximum allowed requests per session
maxReqTime Number null Maximum time (ms) before request timeout
static String null Directory for serving static files