Actionhero
The reusable, scalable, and quick node.js API server for stateless and stateful applications
![Actionhero Logo](https://raw.github.com/actionhero/actionhero/master/public/logo/actionhero-small.png)
Quick Start
# Generate a new Project
npx actionhero generate
npm install
npm run build
npm run dev # <-- I automatically notice changes and restart, as well as compiling .ts files
# Use the actionhero CLI
(npx) actionhero generate action --name my_action
(npx) actionhero generate task --name my_task --queue default --frequency 0
# Test
npm test
# To deploy your app
npm run build
npm run start
Your new project will come with example actions, tests, and more.
Or deploy a free API server now:
Learn More 📚
- Getting Started @ www.actionherojs.com
- Actionhero’s website can be found @ https://github.com/actionhero/www.actionherojs.com/. If you want to contribute to this site, visit the related project
- —> Start with the Tutorials <—
- Read the typedoc documentation @ docs.actionherojs.com
- Starting with Actionhero version 18, the documentation for each version is included in this repository (and the NPM package) in the
/docs
folder. The current version of this documentation is also automatically deployed to https://docs.actionherojs.com.
- Starting with Actionhero version 18, the documentation for each version is included in this repository (and the NPM package) in the
- Find community-based resources
- Interact with the Community & View the Release History
- Server Client
In-depth Tutorials 🎓
Core Components
- Actions
- Tasks
- Middleware
- Initializers
- CLI Commands
- Configuration
- Cluster
- Chat & Realtime Communication
- File Server
- Logging
- Plugins
- Servers
- Localization & Translation
Server Types
Testing, Deployment, and Operations
Sample Projects
Who?
- Many folks have helped to make Actionhero a reality.
- If you want to contribute to actionhero, contribute to the conversation on github and join us on slack
Thank you to all of Actionhero’s contributors!
Dedication
Technology is a powerful force in our society. Data, software, and communication can be used for bad: to entrench unfair power structures, to undermine human rights, and to protect vested interests. But they can also be used for good: to make underrepresented people’s voices heard, to create opportunities for everyone, and to avert disasters. This project is dedicated to everyone working toward the good.
Inspired by Martin Kleppmann