TiREST is a very tiny, tiny framework for providing RESTful API in LAN between iPad. Currently, support a simple path pattern with HTTP GET/POST/PUT. Note that this is experimental software now.
This software is distributed under the Modified BSD License. You can see the detail in LICENSE.txt.
In this software, CocoaHTTPServer is used.
- iOS 5.0 or 5.1
- CFNetwork.framework and Security.framework must be linked
You can start TiREST with the following simple example codes:
#import <TiREST/TiREST.h>
@interface HelloRouter : TRCinatraRouter
@end#import "HelloRouter.h"
@implementation HelloRouter
- (void)configure {
[self get:@"/" on:^(TRAction* action, NSDictionary* params, NSData* body) {
return [action successWithText:@"<html><head><title>Hello, TiREST</title></head><body><h1>Hello, TiREST</h1>"];
}];
}
@end#import <TiREST/TiREST.h>
...
TRTiRESTServer* server = [TRTiRESTServer newServer:12345 routerClass:[HelloRouter class]];
NSError* error = nil;
if(![server start:&error]) {
DDLogError(@"Error starting HTTP Server: %@", error);
}
...After the folowing code is executed and the return value is YES, then a tiny HTTP server starts with specified port number in your iPad or iOS simulator.
[server start:&error];
After you access URL "http://your_device_name:12345/" (iPad) or "http://localhost:12345/" (Simulator) with your web browser, "Hello, TiREST" will be shown in your web browser.
The documentation of the library is not enough. If you would like to know the detail, see the source codes. Specifically, tests under Tests directory would be helpful.
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