httpageboy-1.0.2 has been yanked.

HTTPageboy

A basic package for handling HTTP request and response transmission on the server side, without additional processing.

Requests can be any HTTP request.
Routes are formed by the path, the HTTP request type, and the function to handle the request. The function must return a Response instance.
Responses type are identified by the content type and are returned as bytes to browsers.

Example

Creating a simple server:

use server::{ Server, Rt, Request, Response, StatusCode };

// Demo route handler (this is valid empty answer)
fn demo_handle_test_get (_request: &Request) -> Response {
	return Response {
		status: StatusCode::Ok.to_string(),
		content_type: String::new(),
		content: "test-get".as_bytes().to_vec(),
	}
}
// Another demo route handler (also empty)
fn demo_handle_test_post (_request: &Request) -> Response {
	return Response {
		status: StatusCode::Ok.to_string(),
		content_type: String::new(),
		content: "test-post".as_bytes().to_vec(),
	}
}

fn main() {
	// Location to run, in this example it's defined to an arbitrary ip and port.
	let serving_url: &str  = "127.0.0.1:7878";
	// Define number of requests the server will be able to run at the same time.
	let threads_number: u8 = 10;
	// Create a new server
	let server = Server::new(serving_url, threads_number, None).unwrap();
	// Define routes and http method allowed, and link them to request handlers defined previously.
	server.add_route("/test_route", Rt::GET, demo_handle_test_get);
	server.add_route("/test_route", Rt::POST, demo_handle_test_post);
	// Start serving
	server.run();
	// ...
	// Stop and kill the server
	server.stop();
}

Dependencies

There are no external dependencies for production. :) There are two deps for testing only.

httpageboy 1.0.2

HTTPageboy

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