@arcend/core

Start an API in minutes using Arcend’s lightweight server, route loader, and request/response primitives. No boilerplate, no magic.

@arcent/auth

Use password hashing, JWT signing, and session management as standalone utilities. Arcend Auth gives you the primitives — you decide the structure.

First Usage

Starting a server in Arcend is intentionally simple. A few lines are enough to spin up an API, load your routes, and begin handling requests without extra setup or hidden configuration. Just create a server instance, point it to your routes, and you're ready to go.

index.ts

import { Server } from '@arcend/core';

const port: number = 4000;
const sv: Server   = new Server({port: port, cors: 'http://localhost:3000'});
sv.listen(async() => {
    await sv.loadRoutes('routes');
    console.log('API listening on: http://localhost:' + port);
});

routes/route.ts