In the mean time, please see https://github.com/redrock9/bashlord.com as an example project that works with the the latest version of bashtron.
Bashtron is a web framework for the bash programming language. It leverages the nodejs http library to host bash scripts that function as controllers and generate html.
The ServerGenerator script in the root of the project generates javascript code for the nodejs
runtime. The generated code will run a server that listens on the port that is defined in the port
variable in the current shell. You can add routes to the server by appending the route command.
Except for depending on nodejs, bashtron is written in pure bash and the generated javascript
exclusively uses the native nodejs libraries. So no node_modules with the weight of ten cities
for this framework!
You can see this framework in action at bashlord.com (GitHub link)
source $BASH_LIB/bashtron/ServerGenerator.bash
{
port=3000 # Define the port that the server should listen on.
##
# Generate javascript code.
# The --default option tells the bashtron where to route any undefined routes to.
# The --execute flag tells bashtron which script to execute
# The --get-params option tells bashtron to append the GET parameters of the request
# to the parameters of your script in the form [-g [ param_name ] [ param_value ]]
# a request to /?hi=bye would result in the parameters -g hi bye for example.
server route --default --execute SomeScript.bash --get-params
} | node # Pipe into node for executionsource $BASH_LIB/bashtron/ServerGenerator.bash
{
port=3000
##
# The --default flag tells bashtron what page to use for non defined routes.
# The --execute flag tells bashtron what script to execute for this route.
# When not using the --default flag, the first argument after `route` is used
# as the url path. So route somewhere will result in a route for /somewhere.
# The --split-routes splits the remainder of the url string into command line arguments
# at every forward slash, so /somewhere/else/route will result in the execution of
# SubRouter.bash with the arguments else route (else is $1, route is $2)
# the last route tells bashtron to serve the files in the dir 'public' at the
# url path '/public'
server\
route --default --execute Index.bash\
route somewhere --execute SubRouter.bash --split-routes\
route public --static public
} | node 
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