brahma-firelight
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A blazing-fast, fire-and-forget orchestrator built with Rust and JavaScript, designed for ultra-low-latency task routing, message triggering, and heavyweight logic execution — all without blocking. A native Rust AddOn for NodeJS, BunJS and DenoJS.. Latest version: 1.5.0, last published: 6 days ago. Start using brahma-firelight in your project by running `npm i brahma-firelight`. There are no other projects in the npm registry using brahma-firelight.

After months of hard work. Now we are happy to announce that brahma-firelight v1. 5 is out. I tried to make the best Rust based memory safe framework for JS inspired from deno runtime. Finally I achieved it by utilizing napi-rs and tokio with hyper http library. When I performed benchmarks brahma-firelight v1. 5 against bun’s elysia on c6i_x4 instance with 16cpus Reaching 1257k Reqs in 11s. My framework literally performed 20% better than elysia. I’ll be sharing the bench marks soon. You can check the npm registry by searching directly npm i brahma-firelight

Give a try I made lot of effort in writing this addon with express js ergonomics. Now any js dev can write Rust code without rust that’s the Beauty of brahma-firelight. Give a try and share your feed back thanks.

  • TehPers@beehaw.orgEnglish
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    6 days ago

    It’s not open source? The repository doesn’t seem to include the Rust source code.

    Being closed source, I have no reason to believe it isn’t malicious. Open source means auditable. Closed source means “trust me bro”.

    Edit: nevermind, I think I found the right repo. The package links to another one. Might want to fix that. Also, your profile on GH says it’s still closed source.