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Manifest - The 1-file Micro-backend for your frontend

Manifest is a micro-backend that fits into a single YAML File. Its simplciity allows developers to create a complete backend in a minute. 

Manifest works with your favorite stack. It can be used with any frontend. 

The micro-backend provides a DB, an API with a documentation, the JS SDK for the frontend part, and n admin panel to manage the data.

New releases and the cloud service are coming ! 

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Manifest: The 1-File Micro-Backend

Manifest is a lightweight backend designed for developers who want to save time and reduce complexity. Powered by a single YAML file, Manifest creates everything you need to get your backend up and running in minutes—without compromising flexibility or control.

What You Get with Manifest

  1. REST API: Automatically generated endpoints for your data.
  2. Database: A pre-configured database ready to use.
  3. Admin Panel: Intuitive tools for non-developers to manage your app.
  4. Documentation: Built-in and always up to date with your API.
  5. JavaScript SDK: Streamlined integration with your frontend.

Why Developers Choose Manifest

  • Minimal Configuration: Forget complex setups—everything is driven by one YAML file.
  • Fast Iteration: Build, test, and deploy your backend in a fraction of the time.
  • Fits with your stack and workflow : Don't need to learn new thing, just add manifest to your frontend and it works. 
  • Directly in your IDE: Enable seamless collaboration between developers and non-technical stakeholders.
  • Open Source: Transparent and community-driven development on GitHub.
  • No Vendor Lock-In: Keep full control of your data and infrastructure.

Perfect For

  • MVPs that need a backend—fast.
  • Agencies looking to streamline project delivery.
  • Developers tired of wrestling with heavy backend frameworks.

How It Works

  1. Install Manifest instantly
  2. Write your backend schema in YAML in a minute.
  3. You're ready to use it using a SDK or the REST API. 

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