Name: RestExpress: Microservices Framework for Java
Type: Organization
Bio: RestExpress composes best-of-breed tools to form a lightweight, minimalist Java framework for quickly creating RESTful microservices.
Location: Denver, CO
Blog: http://www.restexpress.org
RestExpress: Microservices Framework for Java's Projects
A simple set of Java domain models that support: Atom feeds (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4287.txt), RSS 2.0 feeds (http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html), and JSON Activity Streams 1.0 (http://activitystrea.ms/specs/json/1.0/)
Source code for the framework benchmarking blog
Media type agnostic library for producing and consuming hypermedia links (ala. HATEOAS) within RESTful services...
RestExpress-specific plugins. Plus a registry of third-party (externally written) plugins for enhancing RestExpress functionality. Please see the wiki or the plugin-specific README for more details on each plugin.
Repository pattern for CRUD behavior on Java objects using in-memory (ConcurrentHashMap), MongoDB, Voldemort, or Redis back-end stores. This library works 'expressly' well with RestExpress.
Minimalist Java framework for rapidly creating scalable, containerless, RESTful microservices. Ship a production-quality, headless, RESTful API in the shortest time possible. Uses Netty for HTTP, Jackson for JSON, Metrics for metrics, properties files for configuration. Sub-projects and plugins enable, NoSQL, Swagger, Auth0, HAL integration, etc.
Maven artifact to create RestExpress projects quickly.
This repo is now defunct. It is now a sub-module of RestExpress. Please see https://github.com/RestExpress/RestExpress
Executable examples of RestExpress
Rails-inspired kick-start or scaffolding to create new RestExpress projects quickly.
Syntactic and semantic object validation framework for Java domain models. Supports requiredness, min, max, and length checks by default with the ability to create custom syntactic and semantic validations. Also includes cross-site scripting (XSS) mitigation annotations to encode string fields.