# Kaffe Framework This is a minimalistic webframework inspired by sinatra and rails. ## Basic usage The idea is to use be able to create modular applications and forward requests between them. class Blog < Kaffe::Base use Rack::CommonLogger get '/?' do "Hello From Blog" end end class Admin < Kaffe::Base get '/login' do ... Login logics ... end error 400..500 do |code, message| .. show pretty error message .. end end class MyApp < Kaffe::Base route '/blog', Blog route '/admin', Admin end run MyApp ## API overview

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