UR::Service::WebServer3pm
A psgi-based web server
Usage
my $s = UR::Service::WebServer(port => 4321);$s->run( \&handle_request );
Overview
Implements a simple, standalone web server based on HTTP::Server::PSGI. The event loop is entered by calling the run() method.
Properties
- host
-
The IP address to listen on for connections. The default value is 'localhost'. host can be changed any time before the server is created, usually the first time
run()is called.
- port
-
The TCP port to listen on for connections. The detault value is undef, meaning that the system will pick an unused port. port can be changed any time before the server is created, usually the first time
run()is called.
- server
-
Holds a reference to an object that isa HTTP::Server::PSGI. This will be automatically created the first time
run()is called.
- cb
-
Holds a CODE reference used as the default request handler within
run().
Methods
- $self->
announce() -
This method is called when the PSGI server is ready to accept requests. The base-class behavior is to print the listening URL on STDOUT. Subclasses can override it to implement their own behavior.
- my $code = $self->file_handler_for_directory($path)
-
A helper method used for implementing server for files located in the directory
$path. It returns a CODE ref that takes 2 arguments,$env(the standard PSGI env hashref) and$pathname(a path relative to$path). It returns the standard tuple a PSGI server expects.$pathnameis pre-processed by removing all occurrences of ".." to keep requests within the provided$path. If the requested file is not found, then it returns a 404.
- $self->run(<$cb>)
-
Enter the request loop. If a callback is not provided to
run(), then the object's cb property is used instead. If neither have a value, thenrun()returns immediately.For each request
$cbis called with one argument, the standard PSGI env hashref.
Releases
6 releases since Debian 8 (Jessie); the text changed 4 times.