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What is Genezio?

Genezio is a developer platform for full-stack developers or teams who need to build, run and maintain web, mobile or enterprise apps with a typesafe backend that scales automatically.

For more details on how to use genezio, you can check out the official documentation.

Contents

• Features
• Getting Started
• Installation
• Create a new project
• Test your project using the Test Interface
• Commands Summary
• Examples deployed with genezio
• Official documentation
  • How does genezio work?
  • Detailed documentation
• Getting support
• System requirements
• Troubleshooting
• Contributing
• Ecosystem
• Tutorials
• Badge
• License

Features

• 🚀 Function-as-a-service: No need to worry about infrastructure, scaling, or maintenance.
• 📦 Genezio Functions: Deploy and run code on-demand without managing servers or infrastructure.
• 🚀 Programming Languages: Tested and production ready for Javascript/Typescript and Python.
• 🌐 Framework agnostic: works with React, Vue, Angular, Flutter, Svelte, Next, Nuxt, Nest.
• 🎯 Seamless Bundling and Compiling: automatically bundles and compiles your code, including dependencies, for efficient and error-free deployment.
• ⚡ Deploy with one command the backend and the frontend.
• 🧩 Typesafe RPC: Ensuring type safety and IDE auto-completion across diverse languages like TypeScript, Flutter (Dart), Kotlin and Go, by leveraging advanced code analysis.
• 📦 NPM Registry: the client SDK is pushed to a private or public registry.
• 🔄 Multiple staging environments supported as well as local development environment.
• 🖥️ Dashboard: explore logs, env variables for different environments, Test interface and easy to access third party integration.
• 👥 Collaboration: work alone or as a team - share the projects and dashboard features between team members with different access rights.
• ➰ Queues: use them for your automation apps.
• 🗄 Databases: provisioned by us or you can bring your own. The database is not exposed to the frontend directly. Table creation and CRUD boilerplate functions generated through LLM.
• 🕒 Cron jobs: scheduled to be executed up to a minute granularity.

Getting Started

Check out our Getting started documentation page to find out how to start using Genezio.

For more details about the genezio CLI commands, run genezio help or genezio [command] help.

Installation

To install the genezio CLI tool, run the following command:

npm install -g genezio

Create a new project

Visit the Genezio template page and create a new project. You can choose from a variety of templates or start from scratch.

If you want to create a new project from scratch, you can run the following command:

genezio create

If you already have a project you can either import it from you GitHub repository or deploy it from your local machine using the following command:

genezio deploy

Test your project using the Test Interface

You can also test your code locally by running the following command in the server directory.

genezio local

This will spawn a local server that can be used for testing. Now, you can navigate to the Test Interface and test your project locally from GUI.

Once you are happy with your project, you can deploy it in a production environment by running: genezio deploy.

Commands Summary

The genezio CLI tool supports the commands shown in the following table:

Examples deployed with genezio

You can find out more about genezio from our examples repository.

Official documentation

How does genezio work?

genezio is using JSON RPC 2.0 to facilitate the communication between SDK and your class. Your functions are deployed in the Genezio infrastructure. The functions are not executed on a long lasting Virtual Machine. Instead, our system uses a serverless approach. Whenever a request is received, your code is loaded and executed. This is more cost and energy efficient. However, the developer needs to take into account the following - the values of the global variables are not persistent between runs.

Type safety is ensured by the generated SDK, even if the server and the client are not written in the same language. The CLI tool analyzes the server code generates client side types equivalent to the server side types, as well as functions with equivalent signatures.

Detailed documentation

To find more details on how to use genezio, check out the official documentation:

• Getting started
• Project Structure
• CLI commands
• Test Interface
• Integrations

If you cannot find what you are looking for in the docs, don't hesitate to drop us a GitHub issue or start a discussion on Discord.

Getting support

We want you to get your project up and running in no-time.

If you find yourself in a pickle using genezio, drop us a GitHub issue, start a discussion with us on Discord or drop us an email at contact@genezio.io.

System requirements

• genezio can be installed and used on macOS, Linux-based distributions and Windows.
• A version of node >= 18 should be installed on your machine.

Troubleshooting

For the most common issues that our users have dealt with, we created a Troubleshooting section in the documentation.

If you don't find the guidance there, drop us a GitHub issue. We are more than happy to help you!

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see our Contributing Guide for more details.

Show your support by giving us a star :star:, to help others discover genezio and become part of our community!

Ecosystem

There are a growing number of awesome projects deployed with genezio and we want to shout out about them.

If you deployed a project using genezio let us know on Discord.

Tutorials

Check out tutorials for building and deploying various use cases with Genezio.

Badge

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License

genezio is licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0. For more information, please refer to LICENSE.