web framework for node.js

total.js is web application framework for creating a rich web sites and web services. The framework has good documentation and contains many examples. Please support the framework on GitHub and other social networks.

Current version (1.3.1) is stable version.

$ npm install total.js

Development:

TOTALSTACK:

total.js (+1.2.3) supports great features for development Angular.js applications. I call this: TOTALSTACK.

Download angular.js empty project
NEW Example: total.js / Angular.js
NEW Example: total.js / Angular.js + Websocket
NEW Example: total.js / Angular.js Routing
NEW Example: total.js / Angular.js Resources + REST + MongoDB
NEW Example: total.js / Angular.js with Bootstrap

Interesting:

NEW: Total.js Mongoose Demo on Heroku
Tutorial
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Framework supports NoSQL Embedded database for max. 20 000 documents per database

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Examples:

Modules:

Other products:

FileServer: storing of uploaded files

Project

www.gpslocalization.com is written in total.js and uses WebSockets, try it.

Documentation

English documentation

Do not miss

node.js - FileStorage - storing of uploaded files (tip for total.js)
node.js - Fulltext search - fulltext search engine for web application (tip for total.js)
node.js - PayPal Express Checkout (tip for total.js)
node.js - Coucher - CouchDB database provider (tip for total.js)
node.js - MongoLab provider - MongoLab client (tip for total.js)
node.js - NoSQL embedded database
node.js - Backup / Restore - Backup / Restore solution

Client-side libraries

Videos on YouTube

NEW Supports components - example: workers
NEW Supports models - example: models
NEW Supports dynamic controllers - example: models
Supports workers - example: workers
Supports versioning of static files - example: static-version
Supports redirects - example: host redirect
Supports restrictions - example: restrictions
Controller proxy - example: proxy
Supports server sent events - example: server sent events
Supports live streaming via multipart/x-mixed-replace - example: live streaming
Supports uploading via multipart/x-mixed-replace - example: live uploading
Supports CSS auto vendor prefixes - read the benefits
Supports Websocket (Standard - RFC 6455) - example: websocket
Async web framework - example: async methods
Simple view engine - example: view engine
Simple routing + support flags ['xhr', 'post', 'put', 'delete', 'logged', etc.] - example: routing flags
Simple cacheing - example: http cache example, total cache example
Simple directory structure (controllers, modules, public, logs, tmp, templates, views, resources)
Simple code structure
Simple error handling
Simple cookie manipulation - example: cookies
Simple listing via templates - example: listing via templates
XSS protection - example: XSS
Share controller functions and models over the framework - example: controller sharing
Assertion Testing - example: testing
Supports custom helpers - example: custom helpers
Supports routing to static file for dynamic creating static file - example: routing
Supports controller sharing between other controllers - example: controller sharing
Supports debug mode with custom settings without cache - example: debug mode
Supports file upload - example: file upload
Supports copy&paste custom code between projects - example: framework-custom
Supports modules (module can create a route, view, template, resource, etc.) - example: module
Supports inject config from URL - example: config inject
Supports inject module from URL - example: module inject
Supports inject controller from URL - example: controller inject
Supports inject definition from URL - example: definition inject
Supports form data validation - example: validation
Supports simple log writer - example: logs
Supports simple restrictions - example: restriction
Supports serve static files and custom handling static files - example: static-file-handling
Supports streaming static files - implemented Accept-Ranges - example: video-streaming
Supports HTML minification
Supports JavaScript compress
Supports JavaScript dynamic compress in views - example: dynamic JavaScript compress
Supports simple LESS CSS (with compress) - example: LESS CSS
Supports resources (for multilanguage pages) - example: resources
Supports prefixes for mobile devices - example: prefixes
Supports SMTP mail sender (attachment, HTML, basic authentication) - example: SMTP mail sender
Supports simple mail templating - example: mail templating
Supports custom authorization - example: authorization
Supports basic access authentication - example: basic access authentication
Supports simple image processing (resize, grayscale, etc.) via GraphicsMagick/ImageMagick - example: image-resize
Easy adding dynamic META tags in views or controllers - example: meta tags
Easy adding dynamic Settings in views or controllers - example: view settings
Simple use paypal payment with example: node-paypal project - example: paypal
Supports simple pagination builder - example: pagination builder
Supports live usage information - example: framework usage
Supports dynamic stop server - example: stop server
About 9 000 lines of JavaScript code, all files have 270 kB
NO DEPENDENCIES *** NO DEPENDENCIES *** NO DEPENDENCIES
More examples
Documentation
Supports internal NoSQL embedded database - example: authorization or example: contact form

## Install total.js step by step

$ sudo npm install -g total.js

$ mkdir mywebsite
$ cd mywebsite
$ total

$ node debugging

# OR

$ node index 8080

$ open http://127.0.0.1:8000

Contact

Peter Sirka - petersirka@gmail.com

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Free web application framework for building Web sites and Web applications using JavaScript, HTML and CSS. Node.js (MVC) web application framework.

http://www.totaljs.com

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