Rivora
Status: Planning
Rivora is an upcoming asynchronous Python web framework focused on modern web protocols, performance, and developer experience.
The project is currently in the planning and design phase. Initial development will focus on defining the framework architecture, public APIs, and core abstractions before implementation begins.
Vision
Rivora aims to provide a modern foundation for building web applications with native support for next-generation web protocols while maintaining a familiar and productive developer experience.
The framework is being designed around:
- High-performance asynchronous execution
- Clean and intuitive APIs
- Extensible middleware architecture
- Modern security primitives
- Flexible routing and dependency injection
- Built-in support for streaming and real-time communication
Roadmap
Phase 1
- Project architecture
- Routing
- Request and response system
- Middleware
- Dependency injection
- Validation
- Authentication & authorization
- Sessions
- Background tasks
- Static files
- Template integration
- OpenAPI generation
- Developer tooling
Phase 2
- Native HTTP/3 support
- Advanced streaming
- WebTransport
- Performance optimization
Future
- HTTP/2 support
- HTTP/1.1 support
- Additional ecosystem integrations
Ecosystem
Rivora is intended to become part of a broader ecosystem of interoperable networking projects while remaining independently usable.
Details of other ecosystem components will be announced as they mature.
Installation
The project has not been released yet.
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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