Simple, concise view functions

const std = @import("std");
const jetzig = @import("jetzig");

pub const layout = "application";

pub fn index(request: *jetzig.Request) !jetzig.View {
    var object = try request.data(.object);

    try object.put("url", "https://jetzig.dev/");
    try object.put("title", "Jetzig Website");
    try object.put("message", "Welcome to Jetzig!");

    return request.render(.ok);
}

JSON by default on all endpoints

$ curl http://localhost:8080/example.json

{
  "url": "https://jetzig.dev/",
  "message": "Welcome to Jetzig!",
  "title": "Jetzig Website"
}

Live Example (JSON)
Live Example (HTML)

Easy email delivery with content templating

pub fn post(request: *jetzig.Request) !jetzig.View {
    var root = try request.data(.object);
    const params = try request.params();

    // Set mail template params.
    try root.put("from", params.get("from"));
    try root.put("message", params.get("message"));

    // Create email.
    const mail = request.mail("contact", .{ .to = &.{"hello@jetzig.dev"} });

    // Deliver asynchronously.
    try mail.deliver(.background, .{});

    return request.render(.created);
}

Modal templating with partials, Markdown, and Zig

<html>
  <body>
    @partial header

    @markdown {
      # {{.message}}

      [{{.title}}]({{.url}})
    }

    @zig {
      if (10 > 1) {
        <span>10 is greater than 1!</span>
      }
    }

    <p>{{.message}}</p>

    @partial link(href: .url, title: .title)

    @partial footer
  </body>
</html>

Readable development logs

Background jobs

pub fn index(request: *jetzig.Request) !jetzig.View {
    // Prepare a job using `src/app/jobs/example.zig`.
    var job = try request.job("example");

    // Add params to the job.
    try job.params.put("foo", "bar");
    try job.params.put("id", std.crypto.random.int(u32));

    // Schedule the job for background processing.
    try job.schedule();

    return request.render(.ok);
}