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Thanks for your contribution 🎉
Maybe you can add deno and node (in separate directories) to add more comparison
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Yeah sure soon I will thanks. All the requested changes are done now plz do review and approve. 😄 |
@Shyam20001 actually your framework is only bun compatible ? if so, no need to add The idea (temp) is to have have |
Yeah I made the changes as per request. Plz do check and if any changes needed just remind me...!!! |
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LGTM 🎉
I'll merge for next update (I try to update results every monday)
Got it..!! |
This PR adds Brahma-Firelight, a high-performance Bun/Deno/Node Javascript framework powered by a native Rust addon
(built on top of
tokio
+hyper
).Key points:
app.ts
with required routes (/
,/user/:id
, POST/user
).cluster.ts
is included for consistency with other frameworks,but Brahma-Firelight does not need clustering — it already runs multi-threaded by default
via Rust's Tokio runtime + Hyper.
Version: 1.5.2
Website: https://github.com/Shyam20001/rsjs