Axor

Axor is a modular Rust framework for backend development, focused on structuring business logic through injectable, self-contained agents. It enables instant publication across multiple environments — from HTTP to CLI and desktop — without code duplication.

Vision

One core logic, exposed anywhere — without rewriting it.

Axor empowers developers to build backends around typed agents, self-publishing operations, and a composable runtime model. With minimal boilerplate and full testability, Axor helps you scale your app — not your complexity.

Core Features

• ✅ Typed dependency injection with a central AxorContext
• ✅ Composable, self-contained business agents (#[agent])
• ✅ Auto-registered operations (#[operation])
• ✅ HTTP-ready with axor-web, powered by Axum
• ✅ Multi-runtime support (web, CLI, Tauri...)
• ✅ Testable without a server, thanks to agent isolation

Crates

Quick Example

#[agent]
pub struct UserService;

#[operation(GET, "/user/:id")]
fn get_user(&self, id: String) -> Result<User> {
    // Your business logic here
}

fn main() {
    let mut context = AxorContext::default();
    context.register(UserService);

    axor_web::serve(context);
}

Comparison

Roadmap

• ✅ HTTP runtime via axor-web
• ⏳ Tauri runtime (axor-tauri)
• ⏳ CLI runtime (axor-cli)
• ⏳ Documentation & OpenAPI via axor-doc
• ⏳ Built-in auth, metrics, and async support as standard agents

License

MIT © Axor Contributors