Rwf is a comprehensive framework for building web applications in Rust. Written using the classic MVC pattern (model-view-controller), Rwf comes standard with everything you need to easily build fast and secure web apps.

📘 The documentation is available here.

• ✔ HTTP server
• ✔ User-friendly ORM to build PostgreSQL queries easily
• ✔ Dynamic templates
• ✔ Authentication & built-in user sessions
• ✔ Middleware
• ✔ Background jobs and scheduled jobs
• ✔ Database migrations
• ✔ Built-in REST framework with JSON serialization
• ✔ WebSockets support
• ✔ Static files hosting
• ✔ Tight integration with Hotwired Turbo for building backend-driven SPAs
• ✔ Environment-specific configuration
• ✔ Logging and metrics
• ✔ CLI
• ✔ WSGI server for migrating from Django/Flask apps
• ✔ Rack server for migrating from Rails

To add Rwf to your stack, create a Rust binary application and add rwf to your dependencies:

cargo add rwf

Building an app is then as simple as:

use rwf::prelude::*;
use rwf::http::Server;

#[controller]
async fn index() -> Response {
    Response::new().html("<h1>Welcome to Rwf!</h1>")
}

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
    Server::new(vec![
        route!("/" => index),
    ])
    .launch()
    .await
    .unwrap();
}

See examples for common use cases.

Rwf is in beta and looking for early adopters. Most features are in a good state and documentation is usable.

Contributions are welcome. Please see CONTRIBUTING for guidelines, ARCHITECTURE for a tour of the code, and ROADMAP for a non-exhaustive list of desired features.