NOXP

🦀 NOXP is a simple web framework for rust inspired by golang's net/http package

NOXP uses only the standard library

🚧 What's next:

• Optional multithreading
• Use the requests for some usefull purpose
• Better routing system
• More status codes
• More http methods
• Headers!
• Use query strings
• Add middleware
• Authentication (do it by yourself!)
• Add documentation
• Publish to crates.io

Usage

use std::fmt;

use noxp::Server;
use noxp::http::{ Response, Request, StatusCode };

struct Person {
  name: String,
  age: i32,
}

impl fmt::Display for Person {
  fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result {
    write!(f, "{{ \"name\": \"{}\", \"age\": {} }}", self.name, self.age)
  }
}

fn main() -> std::io::Result<()> {
  // define the size of the thread pool
  let size: usize = 4;
  // create the server with a thread pool of defined size 4 (it's optional)
  // it's also possible to use Server::default().set_pool(4)
  let mut server = Server::default().set_pool(size);

  // pay attention for the tuple (Method, &str)
  server.handle_func(("GET", "/"), index);
  server.handle_func(("POST", "/"), post);

  // you can also send html (only in the views folder)
  server.handle_func(("GET", "/hello"), file);

  // and send json (only structs which implement Display)
  server.handle_func(("GET", "/person"), json);

  // listening at localhost:8080
  server.listen_and_serve(8080)
}

fn index(_req: Request, res: Response) -> Response {
  res.set_status(StatusCode::OK)
    .set_text("Hello, World!")
}

fn post(req: Request, res: Response) -> Response {
  req.print_body();

  res.set_status(StatusCode::OK).set_json(req.get_body())
}

fn file(_req: Request, res: Response) -> Response {
  res.set_status(StatusCode::OK).set_html("hello.html")
}

fn json(_req: Request, res: Response) -> Response {
  let person = Person {
    name: String::from("Menezes"),
    age: 15,
  };

  res.set_status(StatusCode::OK).set_json(person)
}