reef-rs 0.0.0

An idiomatic full-stack Rust framework for edge-distributed apps. Reserved name; framework in early development.

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this release: 2m 47s Average build duration of successful builds.
all releases: 1m 33s Average build duration of successful builds in releases after 2024-10-23.
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Reef

An idiomatic full-stack Rust framework for edge-distributed apps.

Built on Dioxus, Turso, Tailscale, and NixOS — pure Rust from the browser to the edge.

⚠️ Early development. This is a name reservation. The framework is being extracted from a production codebase. Expect API churn.

Goals

Pure Rust full-stack. Dioxus on the client (WASM), the same crate compiles to native on the edge and server.
Edge-distributed by default. Real-time sync between server and edges via Tailscale + typed WebSockets.
Local-first data. Embedded Turso (Rust SQLite) with replication baked in.
Idiomatic over magical. No DSLs, no proc-macro mazes — boring Rust that works.

Status

Component	Status
Framework crate (`reef`)	Reserved
CLI scaffolder (`cargo-reef`)	Not yet
Documentation site	Coming soon at reef.rs

Stack

Dioxus — UI runtime, WASM frontend, fullstack RPC/WebSockets
Turso — Rust-native SQLite + replication
Tailscale — transport / authz fabric
NixOS — reproducible builds + edge deployment
LiteFS (transitional) — server-side distributed SQLite

License

MIT OR Apache-2.0