Marksiop / socket

web server that will print hello world on the screen only for linux users

a web server that will print hello world on the screen only for linux users

Note: This lib is currently under development you can check the source code and even use it but dn't use it for production purpose

use

git clone https://github.com/notadevps/socket.git
cd socket
./run.sh 

or install

sudo ./install.sh
use SOCKET in command line 

example

main.cpp file

#include <iostream>
#include <socket.h>
#include <config.h>

int main()
{
    Socket si;
    Socket::App app; 
    std::pair<std::string, void(*)(Socket::Req&, Socket::Res&)> a;
    a.first = "/"; 
    a.second = [](Socket::Req& req, Socket::Res& res) 
    {
        req.method = std::string{ "GET" };
        res.content_type = Socket::Content_Type::TEXT_HTML;
        res.status_code = 200; 
        res.content = "hello world!";
    }; 
    std::pair<std::string, void(*)(Socket::Req&, Socket::Res&)> b;
    b.first = "/goggle";
    b.second = [](Socket::Req & req, Socket::Res& res)
    {
        req.method = std::string{ "GET" }; 
        res.content_type = Socket::Content_Type::TEXT_HTML; 
        res.status_code = 200; 
        res.content = "hello google";
    };
    std::pair<std::string, void(*)(Socket::Req&, Socket::Res&)> c;
    c.first = "/foo";
    c.second = [](Socket::Req & req, Socket::Res& res)
    {
        req.method = std::string{ "GET" }; 
        res.content_type = Socket::Content_Type::TEXT_HTML; 
        res.status_code = 200; 
        res.content = "boo";
    };
    app.push_back(a);
    app.push_back(b);
    app.push_back(c);

    si.app(&app);
    si.init(3000);
    return 0; 
}

1. localhost:3000/foo -> will print boo
2. localhost:3000/google -> will print hello google
3. localhost:3000/ -> will print hello world

COMING SOON

1. adding threads
2. adding more content_type and header opt
3. optimization