Packages 📦
| Package | Pub |
|---|---|
| dart_frog |  |
| dart_frog_gen |  |
| dart_frog_cli |  |
| dart_frog_web_socket |  |
| dart_frog_auth |  |
Quick Start 🚀
Installing 🧑💻
# 📦 Install the dart_frog cli from pub.dev
dart pub global activate dart_frog_cli
Creating a Project ✨
Use the dart_frog create command to create a new project.
# 🚀 Create a new project called "my_project"
dart_frog create my_project
Start the Dev Server 🏁
Next, open the newly created project and start the dev server via:
# 🏁 Start the dev server
dart_frog dev
💡 Tip: By default port 8080 is used. A custom port can be used via the --port option.
Create a Production Build 📦
Create a production build which includes a DockerFile so that you can deploy anywhere:
# 📦 Create a production build
dart_frog build
Create New Routes and Middleware 🛣️
To add new routes and middleware to your project, use the dart_frog new command.
# 🛣️ Create a new route "/hello/world"
dart_frog new route "/hello/world"
# 🛣️ Create a new middleware for the route "/hello/world"
dart_frog new middleware "/hello/world"
Goals 🎯
Dart Frog is built on top of shelf and mason and is inspired by many tools including remix.run, next.js, and express.js.
The goal of Dart Frog is to help developers effectively build backends in Dart. Currently, Dart Frog is focused on optimizing the process of building backends which aggregate, compose, and normalize data from multiple sources.
Dart Frog provides a simple core with a small API surface area in order to reduce the learning curve and ramp-up time for developers. In addition, Dart Frog is intended to help Flutter/Dart developers maximize their productivity by having a unified tech stack that enables sharing tooling, models, and more!