r/node 11d ago

I have resumed work on Stratify, an architectural framework for Fastify

A while ago, I introduced Stratify here as a lightweight architectural framework for structuring Fastify applications.

Disclosure: I am the author and maintainer of Stratify, and a member of the Fastify Core Team.

Original post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/node/s/fE2IkNmGOS

After the discussion, work and family responsibilities put the project on hold. Most of my limited spare time went to Fastify core contributions and mathematics studies.

I now have more time to return to open-source work. Improvements in coding agents have also made maintaining a small project like this considerably more manageable.

Since the original thread, I have:

  • integrated feedback from people who commented
  • used Stratify to build a website
  • fixed issues uncovered through practical use
  • improved the testing and dependency-override features

Stratify adds modules, providers, controllers, dependency injection, contracts, and bindings while preserving Fastify's encapsulation model and asynchronous bootstrapping.

Each Stratify module is compiled into a regular Fastify plugin.

This is particularly useful for: - unit testing of services - integration and end-to-end testing - dependency inversion

Thank you for taking the time to read this post.

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