Spiffy UI Framework - beautiful, fast, maintainable applications with GWT and REST

Spiffy UI is a framework for calling REST from GWT. Check out www.spiffyui.org for a lot more information and a sample application.

Building and Running Spiffy UI

Spiffy UI framework is built with Apache Ant using Apache Ivy. Once you've installed Ant go to your Spiffy UI working copy and run this command:

    git clone git://github.com/spiffyui/spiffyui.git
    cd spiffyui
    <ANT HOME>/ant all run

This will download the required libraries, build the Spiffy UI framework, and run it with an embedded web server. It will then provide intructions for accessing the running application.

For information on all the build options run:

    <ANT HOME>/ant -p

License

The Spiffy UI Framework is available under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

Get Help

If you need some help with Spiffy UI post a message on the Spiffy UI Google Group

Get The Samples

Spiffy UI hosts sample applications on the Spiffy UI GitHub page.

Build Status

Spiffy UI uses a continuous integration server from CloudBees. Check the status of the build on the Spiffy UI continuous integration dashboard.

Spiffy UI Framework's Projects

hello-spiffy-php

This sample project shows how you can run Spiffy UI using PHP on an Apache HTTP server.

hellospiffyauth

The SimpleServlet in this sample is secured, so in order to access its payload the user must log in. A simple authentication server is also provided.

The Spiffy UI sample project building with Apache Ant and running on Node.js. This example integrates authentication and localization to show you how to fully interact with a Spiffy UI client from any application server.

hellospiffygradle

This project takes a sample project from the Spiffy UI project creator and reworks it to show you how to build a Spiffy UI application with Gradle.

hellospiffyl10n

This project takes a sample project from the Spiffy UI project creator showing you how to localize a Spiffy UI application in French and English.

hellospiffynode

The Spiffy UI sample project building with Apache Ant and running on Node.js.

hellospiffyoauth

This sample Spiffy project will access your Google Contacts using Scribe, an OAuth library for Java

mvsbsamples

This project includes different uses of Spiffy UI's Multi-valued Suggest Box: single-valued, multi-valued with defaults, advanced (Facebook-like) styling of suggestions, and suggestions retrieved client-side (without REST).

spiffy-ui-node.js-client

This sample is a Node.js client which calls REST endpoints from Spiffy UI. It shows you how to handle authentication when calling REST endpoints from Spiffy UI. This one calls a REST endpoint available from SpiffyUI.org.

spiffyforms

This sample shows you how to do a full CRUD application with Spiffy UI. A simple user form show lists of users and user details while communicating with a simple REST server.