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Web is a drop in front end for websites and web apps. Consumes data from DADI API and others

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DADI Web

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DADI Web

Overview

DADI Web is a high performance, schema-less templating layer built on Node.JS. it can operate as a stand-alone platform or in conjunction with DADI API as a full stack web application.

DADI Web makes it easy to build custom enterprise-grade Node.JS applications. Easily create static pages or connect to APIs to generate data-driven pages giving you the power to search, paginate, sort and filter your data.

DADI Web uses LinkedIn's Dust templating language which provides a simple yet powerful template layer for displaying your data. It has built in support for: Rotating log files, Nginx-style HTTP access logs, GZip compression, caching by mime-type, URL rewriting, database-backed sessions and more.

DADI Web is part of DADI, a suite of components covering the full development stack, built for performance and scale.

Getting started

The DADI Web Documentation is the best place for information on installing and configuring your DADI Web project.

Licence

DADI is a data centric development and delivery stack, built specifically in support of the principles of API first and COPE.

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