Geddy -- webapp-development framework for Node.js

Generators

Geddy gives you an easy way to generate an app-scaffold, and to create models, controllers, or resources with RESTful routes. Super-easy with geddy app, geddy resource, geddy model, etc.
Flexible DSL for routes

Simple syntax for defining routes — just match paths and params to controllers and actions. Set up resource-based routes with the uber-simple resource, or let the geddy resource generator do it for you.
Content negotiation

Serve out your RESTful resources in whatever format you want — HTML, JSON, even XML (if you're into that type of thing). Geddy looks at the file extension and the accept-header, and does the right thing.
Templates and partials

Geddy does EJS templating, with support for rendering partials. Templates and sub-templates load and render asynchronously. Yes, pluggable templates are possible for you fans of 'stache, Haml, et al.
Models and validations

Should look familiar to users of DataMapper or SQLAlchemy. A simple, intuitive syntax for defining properties and validations — but the code is pure JS, which allows sweet, sweet code-reuse in the browser.
JavaScripty goodness

Geddy is built on Node.js, an asynchronous JavaScript I/O framework that uses Google's V8 engine. Node.js is very fast — but you get to use the JavaScript we all know and love from browser-land.

Geddy is a web framework for Node.js. Geddy requires version 0.4.x or higher of Node.js, and the Jake JavaScript build tool.

Get Geddy from GitHub and install it:

$ ~/work$ git clone git://github.com/mde/geddy.git
$ ~/work$ cd geddy
$ ~/work$ make && sudo make install

Geddy comes with a utility called geddy-gen you can use to create an app. Run geddy to start the server.

$ ~/work$ geddy-gen app bytor
Created app bytor.
$ ~/work$ cd bytor
$ ~/work/bytor$ geddy
Server running at http://127.0.0.1:4000/

The version under active development is v0.2.x. Geddy v0.1.x is no longer under active development, and is no longer supported.

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