LIMP is now Nawah and moved to: https://github.com/nawah-io/nawah_docs!

LIMP is a backend framework that is designed for use by Masaar for rapid app development. It uses HTTP/2 Websocket as primary protocol of communication with clients. However, it also provides an HTTP/1 GET, POST interfaces for additional communication windows.

LIMP is based on modern approaches of apps development. It enables both backend developers and front-end developers with set of tools to achieve better and more from very simple and powerful set of tools.

LIMP has sophisticated workflow to handle types. It has the tools to convert types when needed. And, it has the process to reject wrong data types. This gives developers huge relieve and peace of mind when developing complicated apps that require type accuracy.

Apps development platforms and frameworks provide users and privileges control in various forms and levels. What makes LIMP approach unique and developer-friendly is the fact user-management has endless aspects, with the ability to extend it to your needs without a single edit on the original structure of LIMP. This means your app can always keep up-to-date with LIMP upstream, without compromising on your requirements for advanced user management options. All using simple tools that are available to all.

LIMP gives the developers the ability to get started with single app that is having the ability to run the exact same app on different environments without any custom configurations.

That's correct! You can now develop your app and test it with minimal set of instructions in under 5 minutes.

LIMP has simple workflow to set it up. Upgrading it is also as simple as pulling latest version of LIMP from this repository, as well as the latest version of the packages your app uses for its functionalities. Deploying is as a simple as creating a Docker image using the provided Dockerfile.

Yes! No more dealing with custom handlers for multi-language apps. Your app is multi-language out-of-the-box. Not only this, but your app can keep adding locales and change them along the way. This is a paradise for developers working on global scale apps.

LIMP Cache Workflow gives developers the power to cache queries without having a hassle. Simple instructions, and condition checkers and developers get apps with dynamic cache feature.

LIMP has Cron-like Jobs Workflow that allows developers to run background tasks using Cron timing expression. The jobs can be LIMP calls, or simple Python function that can be run for any purpose.

LIMP offers module-level Analytics Workflow that allow you developers to insert sample instructions which generate Analytic docs which can be later used programmatically by other modules, or for handy data researches.

LIMP docs have moved to https://github.com/masaar/limp-docs.