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README.md

oat++

Zero-Dependency. Performance oriented web-service-development framework. Organic. Pure C++.

Features

  • Blazingly fast
  • Zero Dependency, no installations
  • Asynchronous server (High performance. Handle 30K+ simultaneous connections)
  • Multithreaded server (Simple API)
  • Connection agnostic. (Use whatever transport. Whatever SSL backend. Whatever sockets, pipes, files. etc. It cares about HTTP stream only)
  • REST framework
  • Retrofit-like client wrapper (Use whatever request executor for example cURL, or minimalistic one provided out of the box)
  • Object mapping (Fast object serialization-deserialization. Currently JSON, more formats comes shortly)
  • Simple dependency injection framework
  • Simple Test framework
  • HTTP_1.1 (2.0 comes shortly)

How to start

Grab any project from examples, and follow README

Examples:

  • Media-Stream (Http-Live-Streaming) - Example project of how-to build HLS-streaming server using oat++ Async-API.
  • CRUD - Example project of how-to create basic CRUD endpoints
  • AsyncApi - Example project of how-to use asynchronous API for handling large number of simultaneous connections
  • ApiClient-Demo - Example project of how-to use Retrofit-like client wrapper (ApiClient) and how it works