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Opinionated, web development framework for F# which implements the server-side, functional MVC pattern

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Followed instructions on How To Start page exactly and when I run: `dotnet fake build -t run` I get the following error: `Could not execute because the specified command or...

This PR will add support for additional OAuth providers. I currently plan to add support for: - [ ] Twitch - [ ] Twitter - [ ] Discord - [...

## Description: With this PR I'm simply changing the style of the `Controller.Sample.fs` in order to increase its readability. Let me know if this PR makes sense or not.

… entire records instead Injecting records looked like a good idea at first, since assigning names to parameters is a good thing. However, it causes a very big problem: What...

Incorrect forwarding with common root at the same level for example next routing will fail ` router { forward $"/roots" (text "roots") forwardf "/roots/%O" (sprintf "roots/%O" >> text) } `

after some reading, Saturn is probably my dreaming f# web framework. Will you consider something like nuxt.js [server-routes](https://v3.nuxtjs.org/guide/features/server-routes), i.e. auto collect controllers or views from a folder. If so, I'm...

When running in debug (.NET 6, F# 6) I always get an exception with one of my controller functions because it's trying to open a file but null is being...

I have to say this is exactly the Web Framework that I'm looking for in F#'s ecosystem! Suave is great, but in most case, I just need a fully functional...

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Hello, I noticed that the [Router.fs](https://github.com/SaturnFramework/Saturn/blob/01eb4f021161ac8b432ff2cc5e9d384b38fba5f8/src/Saturn/Router.fs#L29) has a concept of `not_found_handler` but `RouterEndpoint.fs` does not. Is this by design? What would the alternative be for `not_found_handler` for endpoint routing?

I know that doesn't exists a format for datetime to use with `getf` So, I can't find a way to bind datetime values from URL... could someone show me how...