Build serverless applications

Jexia is a developer platform that helps you to build serverless API-driven applications in a fast and simple way.

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What Jexia offers

Serverless, simple, less coding

We take care of backend-related tasks. No need to set up servers/containers, install databases, create APIs, and do repetitive coding. Just one click to deploy.

Scalable & secure

We fulfill your apps' usage as you scale, protected by SSL & secured with data encryption that fulfills industry security and privacy standards, for you and your users.

Integrated, ready-to-use services

No configuration needed. Our services and features can be used separately or together with other services/features as it’s fully integrated with one another.

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Develop with Jexia

  • Develop

    Develop any kind of applications you want in any language you prefer. From web & mobile application to SaaS platform. We provide SDK and examples to onboard you.

  • Deploy

    Once your application is developed, you can easily deploy it with a single click through both private or public GitHub repository. No need to deploy containers, VPS or set-up any load balancers.

  • Grow

    With the unlimited plan, Jexia allows you to scale up and implement your own business rules. No matter how much you expand, we've got your back.

Code examples

Check out our ready-to-use code blocks. Paste the code into your own project and you are good to go!

// Install npm install jexia-sdk-js node-fetch ws --save
//Check if you have API and Policy created.

import { jexiaClient, dataOperations } from "jexia-sdk-js/node"; // jexia-sdk-js/browser;
const dataModule = dataOperations();

// You can need to use API Key / API Secret which is generated in Jexia. Do not forget make Policy for API   
jexiaClient().init({
  projectID: "project_id",
  key: "API_KEY",
  secret: "API_SECRET",
},dataModule);

// Now you can run CRUD operations for DataSet: clients
dataModule.dataset("clients")
  .select()
  .execute()
  .then(data => {
    // you have been succesfully logged in!
    // you can start using the dataModule variable to operate on records here
  }).catch(error => {
    // uh-oh, there was a problem logging in, check the error.message for more info
  });

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