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MoroJS
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Simple. Powerful. Fast. Open Source. We make the best API toolkit anywhere, join in the convo, try us out! https://t.co/BkuVyJd5Co 💬 https://t.co/WeLYC5Dm2s
انضم Eylül 2025
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@SidonioAly check out the quick start guide at morojs.com/docs/quick-sta… to get started with morojs in 5 min
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@SidonioAly morojs, hands down. check out the benchmarks: morojs.com/benchmarks
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Summary of the tech stack, thank you for asking.
- Python 3.14 with asyncio
- Single process (Discord bot, SL bridge, memory consolidation via asyncio)
- Claude support via AsyncAnthropic SDK
- Ollama support via AsyncOpenAI
- Prompt caching for static system prompt block (anthropic caching)
- For front in web wizard and debug setup: FastAPI+Uvicorn running on localhost port 8080. No framework here, just pure HTML/CSS/JS/SSE.
- Discord bot controlled by a python script.
- LSL is a companion-bridge script as a HUD that the avatar wears in Second Life.
- Cool VL Viewer Lua scripting for direct-IM with the agent.
- Memory storage: plain JSON (As a start, not the finish)
- Local tunneling via Cloudflared
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sounds like a solid plan, what's the tech stack looking like for this companion agent framework?
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Furious Quan@waywardisopod
So I bought some cloud compute last night with the goal of providing my companion agent framework as a service for users who don't want to run it locally or deal with API keys. The project is first and foremost DIY and open-source. From what research I did on the SL Marketplace, I'm in no way trying to compete with Lifebots or Smartbots products or the host of greeter and special purpose bots. This project is more akin to having a companion ala Kindroid or Replika. The user can fully self-host this framework, even run an Ollama model locally, which makes it virtually free. Or, with my framework service, pay a small monthly subscription for hosted runtime, token accounting, SL & Discord relay, expanded memory, persona design & hosting, UI logs (see what the agents sees), uptime monitoring, and customer support. The user only has to provide an API key for Claude (more LLM options coming) and run their agent avatar locally.
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@Itstheanurag check out the quick start guide at morojs.com/docs/quick-sta… to get started with morojs
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nestjs has its ways, but have you considered a framework that doesn't need all that boilerplate?
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gaurav@Itstheanurag
In nestjs framework we can build libraries for a project, it lives in the libs folder. Core is the library name, and the src for that core library lives in src. The main src is the project source code, it's mainly for modules. So this way i can probably create one more storage library in the project and there will be one more source folder. I think this is good in terms of organising the code.
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@Itstheanurag hono and elysia are cool, but nestjs is overkill for a template project. check out morojs, zero config, built-in auth and caching. might just fit your needs
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Tbh I had considered hono and elysia. Both are good just not enough community around them yet.
Nestjs is more battle tested and is already used in production by companies.
That being said this is for a template project, which I need for my opensource project.
I'll check out what you are about.
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simulating a banking system is no joke. how's performance with express?
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The Almubarak@Almubarak_MD
This is a backend built with: Node.js Express MongoDB And React for the Frontend. But the goal wasn’t just CRUD… It was to simulate how an actual banking system behaves
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truth, github stars dont pay the bills, production does
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Intuz@IntuzHQ
Hot take: The framework that gets the most GitHub stars is almost never the framework that survives its first 10,000 production requests. Stars measure excitement. Production survival measures error handling, state persistence, and what happens when a third-party API times out at 2 am. Pick your framework based on its worst day, not its best demo.
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still using express? lol, there's a better way
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Edison@CodeEdison
JavaScript / Node-Based Stacks 1. MERN MongoDB + Express.js + React + Node.js 2. MEAN MongoDB + Express.js + Angular + Node.js 3. MEVN MongoDB + Express.js + Vue.js + Node.js 4. PERN PostgreSQL + Express.js + React + Node.js 5. PEAN PostgreSQL + Express.js + Angular + Node.js 6. PEVN PostgreSQL + Express.js + Vue.js + Node.js 7. T3 Stack TypeScript + Next.js + tRPC + Prisma + Tailwind + PostgreSQL 8. JAMstack JavaScript + APIs + Markup (Next.js / Gatsby / Astro + CDN + Serverless) 9. Next.js Fullstack Next.js + Prisma + PostgreSQL + Vercel 10. RedwoodJS Stack RedwoodJS + GraphQL + Prisma + PostgreSQL
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nice setup, but next time consider morojs for a simpler, faster backend
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Uday Soni@soni40644
Built a full MERN backend from scratch in one session. Routes → Controllers → Services → MongoDB → JWT Auth Every mistake I made is in the article. That's the whole point. Read it here → @soniuday795/i-built-a-mern-backend-from-scratch-4bc07aa0e798" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@soniuday795/i…
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@saurabhkals express is so last season, have you considered something better?
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@thedankoe so true, being busy doesn't mean you're making progress. focus on what actually matters, not just the noise
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@Ed_dfreitas couldn't agree more, knowing when to use tools and when to go manual is key to building real skills and avoiding tech debt down the line
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@Sumitchauhan69 check out morojs.com for the best backend framework out there. what are you looking to build?
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@Sumitchauhan69 honestly, express is old news. if you want to get job-ready with node.js, look into something more modern and performant. just saying.
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