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README.md

reactor.nim

Warning: this project is currently unmaintained!

Build Status

reactor.nim is an asynchronous networking engine for Nim. It's based on libuv and provides future-based API. For more, see documentation.

reactor.nim doesn't use asynchronous mechanisms from asyncdispatch stdlib module and instead provides its own. They are arguably richer and more performant. The API is inspired by Dart and Midori OS (in particular by this article).

FAQ

Where is the documentation?

How do I report security bugs?

Please email michal@zielinscy.org.pl.

Which platforms are supported?

reactor.nim works on Linux and Mac OSX. Windows support should be trivial to add - see #3.