An open source toolkit for building REST/HTTP-based integration layers on top of asynchronous servlets.
Writing comprehensive documentation is hard, but a reasonable introduction to Curacao can be found here.
As the project matures, I intend to write out more documentation.
See the Releases page to find the latest version.
Curacao requires Java 11 or later, and is packaged using Maven.
To compile & package the source:
mvn clean package
Resulting JARs and source JARs will be placed into the local dist directory.
Working examples that demonstrate Curacao's flexibility can be found in the curacao-examples project.
In the spirit of "eating my own dog food", my own blog is built on Curacao and is fully open source on GitHub. If you're looking for more complex component definitions, and realistic request mapping and response handling examples, the application source of my blog will be a great start.
To compile and run the examples locally:
mvn -am -pl curacao-examples package -Pjetty-run
Then hit http://localhost:8080/curacao in your favorite browser.
Copyright (c) 2024 Mark S. Kolich
All code in this project is freely available for use and redistribution under the MIT License.
See LICENSE for details.