HTTP;Daemon - A Simple HTTPD Server
load_bytecode "HTTP/Daemon.pir"
opts = new 'Hash'
opts['LocalPort'] = 1234
opts['LocalAddr'] = 'localhost'
d = new ['HTTP';'Daemon'], opts
unless d goto err
d.'run'()
A lot. The code is by now just an objectified version of httpd.pir.
RFC2616, examples/io/httpd2.pir
Leopold Toetsch <lt@toetsch.at> - some code based on httpd.pir.
A HTTP server class.
- _onload
- Called from load_bytecode to create used classes.
- req_handler(pio, conn)
- Called from the asynchronous select code, when data are ready to read at the pio.
- __init(args)
- Object initializer, takes a hash argument to initialize attributes, which are:
- LocalPort
- Port number to listen.
- LocalAddr
- Address name or IP number to listen.
- debug
- Turn on internal diagnostic messages, printed to stderr.
- parrot-docs
- Redirect to and serve files from docs/html.
- socket()
- Get connected server socket.
- opts()
- Get server options.
- url(?init?)
- Get or set server url, aka document root
- __get_bool()
- Vtable method, called from the
if
or unless
opcode. Returns true, if the daemon object is listening on a socket, that is if the initialization went ok.
- run()
- Main server runloop.
- _write_logs()
- Called from server runloop. Write log files (currently to stdout only).
- debug(...)
- If debugging is on, concat passed arguments and write that string to stderr.
- log(...)
- Concat passed arguments and schedule the string for logging.
- _select_active()
- Create a select event for all active connections. Called from server runnloop.
- _del_stale_conns()
- Not yet used method to delete old connections for the active set. Called from server runnloop.
- new_conn(pio)
- Add
pio
to the list of active connections.
- accept_conn()
- Accept a new connection and call
new_conn
on the accepted socket.
- del_conn(conn)
- Delete connection from the active list
- exists_conn(conn)
- Return true, if the given connection is already active.
A class abstracting client connections.
- init_pmc(pio)
- Create a new connection object with the given socket pio.
- socket()
- Get connection socket.
- server(?srv?)
- Get or set server object.
- timestamp(?ticks?)
- Get or set the timestamp of this connection.
- get_request
- Read client request, return Request obj. Currently only
GET
is supported.
- _read
- Internal method to read from the client. It returns a request string.
- send_respons(resp)
- Send the response back to the client. Argument is a response object.
- send_file_respons(url)
- Slurp the
url
and send the response back to the client. TODO doc CGI urls.
- check_cgi(url)
- Check if a request url is a CGI request. If yes, return the reulst of the CGI invocation.
- to_string
- Doomed.
- urldecode(s)
- Return %-unescaped string of url string.
- hex_to_int
- Called from above to convert a hex string to integer.
- make_query_hash
- Split a query string at '&' and return a hash of foo=bar items. The hash keys and values are urldecoded already.
Base class for Request and Response Messages.
- __init()
- Create a new Message object.
- headers()
- Return an OrderedHash of message headers.
- content(?s?)
- Set or get the message contents.
- parse(s)
- Parse the given request string into
header
and content
attributes of the Message object.
Handles client requests.
- method()
- Return the request method. Currently just 'GET' or '' is returned.
- __get_bool()
- Returns true, if the request has at least one header.
- uri()
- Return the uri of the request.
- code(c)
- Create initial code response line. This has to be called first to create header response items.
- header(h => v, ...)
- Append the given keyed items to the response headers.
- XXX shall this be actually push_header?
- as_string()
- Return stringified version of the response object, ready for returning to client.
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