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pRESTd

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pREST (PostgreSQL REST), is a simple production-ready API, that delivers an instant, realtime, and high-performance application on top of your existing or new Postgres database.

PostgreSQL version 9.5 or higher

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pREST - instant, realtime, high-performance on PostgreSQL | Product Hunt

Problems we solve

The pREST project is the API that addresses the need for fast and efficient solution in building RESTful APIs on PostgreSQL databases. It simplifies API development by offering:

  1. A lightweight server with easy configuration;
  2. Direct SQL queries with templating in customizable URLs;
  3. Optimizations for high performance;
  4. Enhanced developer productivity;
  5. Authentication and authorization features;
  6. Pluggable custom routes and middlewares.

Overall, pREST simplifies the process of creating secure and performant RESTful APIs on top of your new or old PostgreSQL database.

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Why we built pREST

When we built pREST, we originally intended to contribute and build with the PostgREST project, although it took a lot of work as the project is in Haskell. At the time, we did not have anything similar or intended to keep working with that tech stack. We've been building production-ready Go applications for a long time, so building a similar project with Golang as its core was natural.

Additionally, as Go has taken a huge role in many other vital projects such as Kubernetes and Docker, and we've been able to use the pREST project in many different companies with success over the years, it has shown to be an excellent decision.

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Documentation

Visit https://docs.prestd.com/