hyper63/hyper
Hyper is a modular service framework that provides a unified interface for managing data, cache, storage, search, and queue services. It offers multiple integration points, including RESTful APIs via Express and Opine, a GraphQL endpoint, and client SDKs for Node.js and Deno. The system is designed to be extensible through a plugin architecture, allowing developers to swap out underlying adapters for each service while maintaining a consistent, validated API layer.
49.2
Weak · 4 August 2026
13k
lines of production code
TypeScript
with JavaScript
2
bus factor · 10 authors in all
2
measurements over time
How it got here
2020 · Deno 2 migration and TypeScript refactoring
The project underwent a comprehensive migration to TypeScript and Deno 2 compatibility, with core packages refactored to use Zod for strict input/output validation. This period also introduced new application adapters for Express and GraphQL, alongside a standalone developer instance, while updating dependencies to support modern Node.js versions.
12 changes
2021 · API and SDK expansion
This period focused on expanding the Hyper framework's interface layer by introducing new service ports for queues and crawlers, alongside comprehensive API adapters for REST and GraphQL. The work also delivered a fully featured Deno client for the Hyper Connect SDK, establishing a unified, multi-language SDK experience.
13 changes
2022–2023 · Core library refactoring and API expansion
This period focused on migrating the core library modules (cache, data, queue, storage, search) to TypeScript and implementing comprehensive test coverage for Node.js and Deno environments. Simultaneously, the project expanded its public API by adding new endpoints and middleware to the Express application, while introducing utility functions for consistent error handling.
11 changes
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