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serinus

Serinus is a minimalistic framework for building efficient and scalable backend applications powered by Dart. 🎯

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Serinus

Serinus provides a powerful and flexible framework for building server-side applications in Dart. Our open-source Dart framework, packages, and tools make it easy to create high-performance, scalable, and maintainable applications.

Installation

To install Serinus you can either install the official CLI tool globally using pub:

dart pub global activate serinus_cli

or add Serinus to your pubspec.yaml file:

dart pub add serinus

Create a new project

If you have installed the Serinus CLI tool, you can create a new Serinus project using the following command:

serinus create <project_name>

This will bootstrap a new Serinus project in a directory named <project_name>.

Run the project

cd <project_name>
serinus run

By default the server will run on port 3000 and will listen for requests on localhost. You can change these settings modifying the file where you have defined the application (by default this file is lib/main.dart) or by passing the --port and --host flags to the run command:

serinus run --port=8080 --host=localhost

You can also start the application in development mode adding the --dev flag to the command:

serinus run --dev

In development mode the server will automatically restart when you change the source code.

Documentation

You can find the documentation here.

License

Serinus is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

Contributing

If you want to contribute to Serinus, please read the CONTRIBUTING file.

Our amazing sponsors

We would like to thank our sponsors for their support:

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