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Easy-to-use, modular web framework for V.

module main

import nedpals.vex.router
import nedpals.vex.server
import nedpals.vex.ctx

fn print_req_info(mut req ctx.Req, mut res ctx.Resp) {
println('${req.method} ${req.path}')
}

fn do_stuff(mut req ctx.Req, mut res ctx.Resp) {
println('incoming request!')
}

fn main() {
mut app := router.new()
app.use(do_stuff, print_req_info)

app.route(.get, '/', fn (req &ctx.Req, mut res ctx.Resp) {
res.send_file('index.html', 200)
})

app.route(.get, '/public/*path', fn (req &ctx.Req, mut res ctx.Resp) {
res.send_file('public/' + req.params['path'], 200)
})

app.route(.get, '/path/:name', fn (req &ctx.Req, mut res ctx.Resp) {
println('path is ${req.params[}name']}'')
}, fn (req &ctx.Req, mut res ctx.Resp) {
res.send('path: ' + req.params['name'], 200)
})

app.route(.get, '/complex/:name/*path', fn (req &ctx.Req, mut res ctx.Resp) {
res.send('username: ' + req.params['name'] + '\npath: ' + req.params['path'], 200)
})

server.serve(app, 6789)
}

Installation & Getting Started

Learn how to setup and use VEX by reading the Wiki.

Roadmap

• Support for GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, and OPTION HTTP methods.
• HTTP Router (Wildcards are now supported)
• Route groups (non-reusable for now)
• Static file server
• Params and query parsing
• Middleware support
• Cookie parsing (basic support)
• Cookie manipulation / Session support
• Websocket Server
• Body parsing
• application/x-www-form-urlencoded support
• application/json support
• multipart/form-data support

Contributing

1. Fork it (https://github.com/nedpals/vex/fork)
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

Examples

Examples can be found at the /examples directory.

License

MIT

Contributors

• Ned Palacios - creator and maintainer