@kaapi/kaapi



Kaapi is a modern, extensible backend framework built on Hapi, offering a TypeScript-first design, plugin-based architecture with messaging, authentication, and automatic API documentation baked in.

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🚀 Features

- ⚡ Simple Setup — Minimal boilerplate, Hapi-compatible routing
- 🔐 Auth Designs — Built-in Basic, Bearer, and API Key authentication
- 🧱 Plugins System — Extend Kaapi easily with app.extend()
- 📘 API Docs — Swagger & Postman generation out of the box
- 📡 Messaging Abstraction — Kafka, MQTT, AMQP, or custom
- 🪵 Powerful Logging — Winston-based or custom logger support
- 🧩 Type Safe — Fully typed with first-class TypeScript support

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🧰 Quick Start

``bash
npm install @kaapi/kaapi
`

`ts
import { Kaapi } from '@kaapi/kaapi';

const app = new Kaapi({ port: 3000, host: 'localhost' });

app.route({ method: 'GET', path: '/' }, () => 'Hello Kaapi!');
await app.listen();

app.log.info(🚀 Server running at http://localhost:3000);
`
🧭 Visit: http://localhost:3000

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📚 Documentation

👉 Full documentation available here:
🔗 Kaapi Wiki →

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💡 Example Features

* Auth: BearerAuthDesign, BasicAuthDesign, APIKeyAuthDesign
* Docs: /docs/api (Swagger UI), /docs/api/schema?format=postman
* Messaging: Abstract interface for Kafka, MQTT, etc.
* Extend: Custom plugins via KaapiPlugin` interface
* Logger: Built-in Winston logger or bring your own

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🧠 Why Kaapi?

Kaapi focuses on clarity, composability, and developer productivity:

> One framework, many patterns — REST, messaging, auth, docs — all in TypeScript.

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