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README.md

NoGap Sample App

This Sample App uses Angular + Bootstrap + Font-Awsome + NoGap for a simple single-page web application.

IMPORTANT: None of those front-end libraries are required to use NoGap. NoGap's only hard-coded dependency is NodeJs for now, but even that dependecy will be removed in the near future.

This app showcases some of the major features of the NoGap framework, including:

  • Simplicity + Code sharing
    • Client + Host parts of the application can be developed in unison, without having to define a complex protocol or packet routing.
    • You can easily define a component that has host-only code, client-only code, and shared code, or any combination thereof.
  • Host<->Client RPC
    • You can directly call methods, with arguments, on the other side.
    • But don't worry. It is also secure. The client side does not get to see any of the host code.
    • At the same time, the stack traces generated by client components 100% accurately report the correct line number and filename.
  • Dynamic loading of client-side code
    • The client will only install the components that you want it to and when you want it to.
  • Basic asset management
    • You can easily get access to the contents of, or automatically include, files from the local or a designated public folder
    • You can just declare a filename or path as asset, and its contents will be available on the client through the asset property.
  1. Getting started:
    • npm install nogap
    • cd sample_app
    • npm install
    • npm start
  2. Connect to the test app
  3. Done!