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// Copyright 2010 Abiola Ibrahim <[email protected]>. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by New BSD License // http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php // The content and logo is governed by Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 // The mascott is a property of Go governed by Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 // http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ gopages - http://code.google.com/p/gopages ====== A simple web framework with the objective of making web development in go easier With gopages you create web pages and embed codes in <?go ?> tags. It automatically adds http handlers for all pages with the extensions you specify in the settings file and serves all files in the source folder with the exception of the source codes. gopages is compiled before execution. REQUIREMENTS ============ To use gopages, gobuild (http://code.google.com/p/gobuild) is required -gobuild executable must be copied to your $GOBIN for gopages to access it -build gopages using gobuild (or download the binary) -copy gopages to your $GOBIN or add it to your $PATH or anywhere accessible It is easy to use. a simple hello world example create a folder 'src' and create an index.ghtml file in it with the contents <html> <body> <?go print("<h1>Hello World</h1>") ?> </body> </html> then create a pages.settings file in the root folder (parent to src) with the contents extensions{ ghtml } handle { ALL } srcfolder { src } default { index } then create a hello.go in the root folder with the content package main import "pages" //generated package func main(){ pages.Run(":9999") //start server on localhost:9999 } open terminal, navigate to project root and run gopages then run ./hello finally, point your browser to localhost:9999 HOW IT WORKS ============ gopages generates go source codes to a "pages" directory in your package root folder. The filenames of go source codes generated follow the rules removes all '.' e.g. hello.ghtml will be helloghtml.go names the file from the package root folder and removes all '/' e.g. src/hello.ghtml will now be srchelloghtml.go inside each generated source file there is an handler function func Rendersourcecodename(conn *http.Conn, request *http.Request) e.g. hello.ghtml will generate func Rendersrchellohtml(conn *http.Conn, request *http.Request) in case you want to add an handler manually though you mostly won't need to you should add the handler before calling pages.Run like the example below package main import "pages" func main(){ http.Handle("/manual", http.HandlerFunc(pages.Rendersrchelloghtml)); pages.Run(":9999") } GETTING STARTED =============== firstly, u must create a pages.settings File in your package root with the following rules extensions { ghtml } handle { ALL } srcfolder { src } default { index } extensions - contains file extensions of html pages you created the gopages way in the srcfolder you can choose any extension. I used ghtml cos it sounds goish. and you can have more than one e.g. extensions { ghtml do gsp } handle - contains pages to automatically add handlers for and there are keywords ALL and EXCEPT ALL - will handle all pages in src folder with the extensions you specify EXCEPT - will handle all but the pages that follow e.g. handle { EXCEPT hello.ghtml echo.ghtml } - you can also list the pages to handle e.g. handle { hello.ghtml hello.html } I added this cos there may be need to manually handle some pages srcfolder - folder where the source files are located (just one value) default - the page to load by default (one value) e.g. the Hello World example loads index by default Only the braces matters, you can separate with any whitespace character You may be wondering why I didn't use common standards like XML, I just thought this is easy enough to write. But as the project grows, there may need for XML. Then create your webpages with the rules Design your webpages normally and embed your codes in <?go ?> tags just like php if you need to import any package, your webpage must begin with "{{ libraries to import }}" without quotes e.g. {{ strconv io ioutil }} <html> <head> ... you can separate them with any whitespace character(s) there are some built-in variables and functions to use: conn *http.Conn, request *http.Request, formValue(key string), print(text ...interface{}) - formValue(key string) to retrieve value from GET or POST requests - print(text ...interface) to print any data type - to do other things, read the godoc for http.Conn and http.Request All your pages and anything you want gopages to handle must be in the srcfolder you specify in the settings file, you may add other handlers manually if you need to access other locations the srcfolder and pages folder (where generated codes are stored) are not accessible through http requests which is in most cases the web browser. To access your pages from web browser, use the path without the file extension. Just like the hello world example above, the address to locate the index.ghtml file is localhost:9999/index NOTE: having index.ghtml and index.do in same folder where gopages is handling both ghtml and do will lead to having only one, with one overwriting the other, the one generated last. Finally, in your main.main func you must call pages.Run for all handlers to be added. navigate to your package root, run gopages and execute the resulting executable or run "gopages -run" without quotes to run the executable after successful build EXAMPLES ======== to run the examples, extract the examples and navigate to the folder open terminal and run gopages run ./main and finally navigate your browser to http://localhost:9999 Enjoy To use makefile with gopages instead of gobuild (if you'd prefer) run gopages -make "flags" e.g. gopages -make "install" gopages assume make is located in '/usr/bin/make' COMMENTS and TIPS are welcome in my inbox and blog(abiola89.blogspot.com). Anyone interested in the project can mail me too.
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