Anubis

Anubis is an open-source SaaS framework: the developer experience of Bullet Train, rebuilt on a Rust backend and a React SPA frontend.

Bullet Train proved that the same-in-every-SaaS plumbing (teams, roles, auth, a versioned public API, webhooks, billing) belongs in a framework, and that a great code generator turns domain modeling into the highest-leverage activity in application development. Anubis brings that experience to teams who want Rust and React instead of Ruby and ERB.

The stack

• Backend: Rust on tokio, Axum, tower, Diesel (+ diesel-async), PostgreSQL, optional Redis for realtime and caching.
• Frontend: React SPA with Vite, TypeScript, HeroUI, TailwindCSS, Redux Toolkit, React Router, ky + SWR, react-hook-form + zod, i18next.
• Contract: OpenAPI 3.1 generated from the Rust handlers, driving a generated, fully typed TypeScript client.
• Codegen: anubis scaffold produces migrations, models, permissions, handlers, API docs, React pages, navigation, locale files, and tests from one command, using Bullet Train's living-templates philosophy.

Because both ends are statically typed, a scaffold either compiles end to end or tells you exactly what to fix. That is the promise Rails can never make.

Status

Pre-alpha. The architecture is settled and documented in docs/; implementation is underway, tracked through GitHub milestones M1 through M5.

Documentation

• Architecture
• Tenancy, teams, and organizations
• Scaffolding
• REST API
• The server
• Background jobs
• Webhooks
• Testing

Repository layout

• anubis/: the single Cargo package (framework library + anubis CLI binary)
• frontend/: the single npm package (@jalapenolabs/anubis)
• starter/: the template stamped by anubis new, and the CI host app for the scaffolding templates
• docs/: one document per decision category
• bullet_train/: Bullet Train reference material (docs, submodule, research report)

Contributing

main is production (stable); develop is the working branch. Stakeholders push to develop directly; everyone else opens a pull request into develop. Promotion fast-forwards or merges develop into main, so main is never ahead of develop.

License

MIT. Anubis is a Jalapeno Labs project.