Welcome
Hi! Welcome to the documentation for Trillium, a modular toolkit for building async rust web applications.
Trillium runs on stable rust, is fully async, and can run on tokio, async-std, or smol. Using Trillium starts with code as simple as this:
fn main() {
trillium_smol::run(|conn: trillium::Conn| async move {
conn.ok("hello from trillium!")
});
}
Trillium is also built to scale up to complex applications with a full middleware stack comparable to Rails or Phoenix. Currently, opt-in features include a router, cookies, sessions, websockets, serving static files from disk or memory, a reverse proxy, and integrations for three template engine options. Trillium is just getting started, though, and there's a lot more to build.
Perhaps most importantly, Trillium intends to be a production-quality open source http framework for async rust, with support options available for commercial users.
Trillium's code is at github and rustdocs are available at docs.trillium.rs.