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6/20/2026
Quick-Start-Guide

Quick-Start-Guide

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Hyperlane is a lightweight, high-performance Rust HTTP server framework built on Tokio that works cross-platform on Linux, macOS, and Windows. This quick-start guide covers installation, basic server setup, configuration options (ServerConfig, RequestConfig), dynamic routing with regex constraints, and attribute macros for boilerplate reduction. Performance benchmarks show Hyperlane competing with and often surpassing Rocket and Gin on throughput metrics.

  • •Lightweight Rust framework built on Tokio with built-in WebSocket and SSE support
  • •Simple setup via cargo add, with flexible configuration via code, JSON, or attribute macros
  • •Benchmarks show competitive or superior performance to Rocket and Gin frameworks

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