RESTup5

Restful Web and System Application Framework version 5

The RESTup5 RESTful Web Applications Framework, developed by CoVirtual.Net in Australia, facilitates rapid development of both Web Sites and Systems applications, via a RESTful web services interface, with connectors available for popular Relational and NO-SQL Databases, LDAP Directory Services, CSV, TSV, JSON and XML data structures.

Key Features:

  • Ability to deny / allow hosts and users on a per page / REST method basis.
  • Per Page protocols may be specified ( http | https | soon ws and wss for IoT ).
  • Session and Cookie management.
  • Load Balancer Aware - where a load balancer handles HTTPS (TLS) traffic and the RESTup 5.x hosts serve over HTTP
  • Per Page (overrideable) default response type (JSON | XML | PLAIN TEXT).
  • Bootstrap 3, Angular.JS and jQuery incorporated to facilitate rapid frontend application development.
  • TWIG PHP template engine built-in
  • New pages may be deployed to your site in seconds.
  • Supports multiple concurrent connections to different data sources.

License

We have chosen to license RESTup4 & RESTup5 under the LGPL (Limited General Public License) and will soon make the GA version available here.

Additional Information

An overview is available for download RESTup5 Framework.pdf


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