# DogRS
**A modular Rust framework with multi-tenant services, hooks, and pluggable storage — built to avoid stack lock-in.**
DogRS is inspired by the simplicity of FeathersJS but reimagined for Rust.
It provides a clean core for building flexible, multi-tenant applications where storage, transports, and execution environments can be swapped or extended without rewriting your app.
## ✨ Features (Early Outline)
- **Multi-tenant services**
Every request and operation runs with explicit tenant context.
- **Service hooks**
Before/after/around/error pipelines for validation, logging, transforms, or anything else you need.
- **Pluggable storage backends**
Bring your own database or use multiple ones per tenant (SQL, Mongo, TypeDB, P2P, in-memory, etc.).
- **Adapter-based architecture**
Use Axum today, add Warp, Actix, Serverless, or P2P transports later.
- **No stack lock-in**
DogRS keeps your core logic clean and portable.
## 📦 Crates (Workspace)
- dog-core → Framework-agnostic core (services, hooks, tenants, storage contracts)
- dog-axum → Axum adapter for HTTP APIs
More adapters coming soon.
## 📚 Docs
- [Configuration](docs/configuration.md)
## 🚧 Status
DogRS is in active development.
The goal is to build a simple but powerful foundation for real-world Rust applications without forcing a fixed stack.
Inspiration from: [FeathersJS](https://feathersjs.com/) and [NestJS](https://nestjs.com/).