command-line interface
Toolips has a rather robust, but easy to understand command-line interface that is used via the WebServer type. Extensions can be accessed by indexing a WebServer with a Symbol or the extensions(::WebServer) method, and routes can be accessed by doing routes(::WebServer).
using Toolips
st = ServerTemplate()
r = route("/") do c::Connection
write!(c, "my return")
end
st.add(r)
webserver = st.start()
println(extensions(webserver))
println(routes(webserver))1-element Dict{Symbol, ServerExtension}
:Logger => Toolips.Logger(...)
1-element Dict{String, Function}
"/" => #5We can also use the WebServer with the route! function with the following methods:
Toolips.route! — MethodInterface
route!(ws::WebServer, r::String, f::Function) -> _
Reroutes a server's route r to function f.
example
ws = MyProject.start()
function myf(c::Connection)
write!(c, "pasta")
end
route!(ws, "/", myf)Toolips.route! — MethodInterface
route!(f::Function, ws::WebServer, r::String) -> _
Reroutes a server's route r to function f.
example
ws = MyProject.start()
route!(ws, "/") do c
c[:Logger].log("rerouted!")
endToolips.route! — MethodInterface
route!(ws::WebServer, r::Route) -> _
Reroutes a server's route r.
example
ws = MyProject.start()
r = route("/") do c
end
route!(ws, r)