Zinc is a framework written in pure Zig with a focus on high performance, usability, security, and extensibility.

🚧 It's still under development. Built on std.net. Not the fastest zig framework in the universe, but fast enough.

In the works:

• Remove std.http.Server
• Blocking mode auto change to kqueue for MacOS and BSD
• Non-blocking mode auto change to io_uring for Linux

A basic example:

const zinc = @import("zinc");
pub fn main() !void {
    var z = try zinc.init(.{ .port = 8080 });
    defer z.deinit();
    var router = z.getRouter();
    try router.get("/", helloWorld);
    try z.run();
}
fn helloWorld(ctx: *zinc.Context) anyerror!void {
    try ctx.text("Hello world!", .{});
}

• Fast
• Custom allocator
• Multithreading
• Middleware
• Routes grouping
• Rendering built-in
• Extensible
• Suite of unit tests
• Usability

See more at https://zinc.zon.dev/

Learn and practice with the Zinc Quick Start, which includes API examples and builds tag.

A number of examples demonstrating various use cases of Zinc in the zinc-examples repository.