Alumna Framework: Development for Humans

Alumna is a front-end framework and its goal is to make universal app development as human-friendly as possible. Nevertheless, besides the easiness, we also consider high performance and safety.

Alumna is open-source (MIT), written in Javascript and based on Svelte.

Features

• Easy built-in routing
• Easy component creation (HTML and CSS)
• Easy mobile packaging (Android, iOS, Windows Phone, etc)
• Component auto-loading and auto-caching
• Easy consumption of HTTP API's
• Easy JWT authentication
• Real-time integration with socket back-ends (in development)
• Easy route filters
• Support for APIs and backends with JWT authentication

Install

Step 1

Install Node.js and then install Alumna 2.0 globally:

npm install @alumna/alumna -g

Step 2

1. Navigate in your terminal to a directory where you organize your projects
2. Create a new Alumna project. A new folder "project_name" will be created with the base structure of files and folders.

alumna new <project_name>

3. Or, create a new Alumna project using an existing empty directory. The base structure of files and folders will be created inside of it.

alumna new .

Step 3

Start the development mode with:

alumna dev

The pre-compiled files of your project will be saved in dev folder and will run in your browser, refreshing with each modification.

Step 4

When you are done, end the dev-mode with a CTRL+C and build your project with:

alumna build

It will be compiled and saved in build folder, with additional minification and tree-shaking process.

License

Copyright (c) 2015-2018 Paulo Coghi and contributors. Released under an MIT license.