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LICENSE.txt	Mon Mar 15 01:11:06 -0700 2010	first commit for v3 [jed]
README.md	Wed Aug 18 22:58:34 -0700 2010	added link to v0.5. [jed]
apps/	Thu Jul 01 05:59:32 -0700 2010	added the host to the url object. [jed]
builds/	Sun Apr 25 11:31:14 -0700 2010	modified builds to include list of app names. [jed]
examples/	Sun Apr 25 13:37:43 -0700 2010	changed fab.nodejs.listen into a ternary app. [jed]
index.js	Mon Apr 26 06:26:59 -0700 2010	prevent higher namespace override, ie so that f... [jed]
package.json	Sun Jun 20 03:11:08 -0700 2010	updated package.json for npm. [jed]
utils/	Fri Apr 23 08:33:14 -0700 2010	made all tests async, changed build process. [jed]

README.md

(fab) - a modular async web framework

(fab) is a lightweight toolkit that makes it easy to build asynchronous web apps. It takes advantage of the flexibility and functional nature of javascript to create a concise "DSL", without pre-compilation or magic scope hackery.

Here's an example of a "hello world" app:

with ( require( "fab" ) ) 

( fab )

  ( listen, 0xFAB )

  ( /^\/hello/ )

    ( tmpl )
      ( "Hello, <%= this %>!" )

    ( /^\/(\w+)$/ )
      ( capture.at, 0 )
      ( "world" )

  ( 404 );

See more examples, learn how to make your own apps, or see the apps that (fab) provides for you.

Note that subsequent development on (fab) breaks the current API, and is happening over at the v0.5 branch, so check there to see where things are heading.

jed / fab

(fab) - a modular async web framework

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