The strange case of Dr. Rack and Mr. Hyde
Hyde is a library that provides a DSL for creating web applications. As of now it is using Rack as the webserver adapter, but ideally it shouldn't take much work to make it run on top of any webserver.
Hyde was made mostly for fun. Ideally it will become something more, but as of yet it's just an experiment revolving around Ruby Metaprogramming and its DSL capabilities.
Examples
A simple "Hello, World!" app using Hyde
require 'hyde'
app = Hyde::Server.new do
get "/hello" do
header "content-type", "text/plain"
"Hello world!"
end
end
run app
A push/pull stack as an app
require 'hyde'
stack = []
app = Hyde::Server.new do
get "/pop" do
header 'content-type', 'text/plain'
stack.pop.to_s
end
post "/push" do
header 'content-type', 'text/plain'
stack.push(request.body)
request.body
end
end
run app
Several push/pull buckets
require 'hyde'
stack = { "1" => [], "2" => [], "3" => [] }
app = Hyde::Server.new do
path "bucket_(1|2|3)" do
get "pop" do |bucket|
header "content-type", "text/plain"
stack[bucket].pop.to_s
end
post "push" do |bucket|
header "content-type", "text/plain"
stack[bucket].push(request.body)
request.body
end
end
end
run app
Static file serving (Note: index applies only to /var/www (to the path its defined in))
require 'hyde'
app = Hyde::Server.new do
root "/var/www"
index ["index.html","index.htm"]
serve "**/*.(html|htm)"
end
run app
Logging on a particular path
require 'hyde'
app = Hyde::Server.new do
path "unimportant" do
get "version" do
header "content-type", "text/plain"
"1337 (the best one)"
end
end
path "important" do
preprocess do |req|
# Implement logging logic here
puts "Client at #{req.headers['remote-addr']} wanted to access something /important!"
end
get "answer" do
header "content-type", "application/json"
'{"answer":42, "desc":"something important!"}'
end
end
end
run app
And a lot more to be found in /examples in this repo.
Documentation
Someday it's gonna be there somewhere
License
Hyde - an HTTP request pattern matching system
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