Artem Maltsev

Artem Maltsev

I write open-source TypeScript frameworks for Node.js. They form one stack: small libraries at the bottom, a full application framework and a data-model language on top.

Stacked by dependency — each layer is built on the ones below it.

  1. atscript

    plugs into moost

    Define a data model once in .as files and get TypeScript types, runtime validation, database tables and UI forms from the same source. 

    export interface User {
  @meta.label "Full Name"
  @expect.minLength 2
  name: string
}

  2. moost

    built on wooks and prostojs

    A metadata-driven framework inspired by NestJS: controllers, decorators and dependency injection for HTTP, CLI, WebSocket and workflow apps — without modules, and without Express or Fastify. 

    @Controller('api')
class ApiController {
  @Get('hello/:name')
  greet(@Param('name') name: string) {
    return `Hello, ${name}!`
  }
}

  3. wooks

    built on prostojs

    An event-processing framework built on composable functions. The same model handles HTTP requests, CLI commands, WebSocket messages and workflow steps. 

    const app = createHttpApp()

app.get('/hello/:name', () => {
  const { get } = useRouteParams()
  return `Hello, ${get('name')}!`
})

  4. prostojs

    the foundation

    Small, focused libraries the rest of the stack stands on. Each one works on its own.