facil.io 一个高性能的C语言Web应用开发框架

facil.io 一个高性能的C语言Web应用开发框架

facil.io is a C micro-framework for web applications. facil.io includes:

A fast HTTP/1.1 and Websocket static file + application server.Support for custom network protocols for both server and client connections.Dynamic types designed with web applications in mind (Strings, Hashes, Arrays etc').Performant JSON parsing and formatting for easy network communication.A pub/sub process cluster engine for local and Websocket pub/sub.Optional connectivity with Redis.

facil.io provides high performance TCP/IP network services to Linux / BSD (and macOS) by using an evented design (as well as thread pool and forking support) and provides an easy solution to the C10K problem.

You can read more about facil.io on the facil.io website.

Important to Note

The master branch on the git repo is the development branch and is likely to be broken at any given time (especially when working on major revisions, as I am at the moment).

Please select a release version for any production needs.

Who's running on facil.io

Iodine, a Ruby HTTP/Websockets Ruby application server is powered by facil.io - so everyone using the iodine server is running on facil.io. Are you using facil.io? Let me know!

An HTTP example

#include "http.h" /* the HTTP facil.io extension */// We'll use this callback in `http_listen`, to handles HTTP requestsvoid on_request(http_s *request);// These will contain pre-allocated values that we will use oftenFIOBJ HTTP_X_DATA;// Listen to HTTP requests and start facil.ioint main(int argc, char const **argv) { // allocating values we use often HTTP_X_DATA = fiobj_str_new("X-Data", 6); // listen on port 3000 and any available network binding (NULL == 0.0.0.0) http_listen("3000", NULL, .on_request = on_request, .log = 1); // start the server facil_run(.threads = 1); // deallocating the common values fiobj_free(HTTP_X_DATA);}// Easy HTTP handlingvoid on_request(http_s *request) { http_set_cookie(request, .name = "my_cookie", .name_len = 9, .value = "data", .value_len = 4); http_set_header(request, HTTP_HEADER_CONTENT_TYPE, http_mimetype_find("txt", 3)); http_set_header(request, HTTP_X_DATA, fiobj_str_new("my data", 7)); http_send_body(request, "Hello World!\r\n", 14);}

Using facil.io in your project

It's possible to either start a new project with facil.io or simply add it to an existing one. GNU make is the default build system and CMake is also supported.

facil.io should be C99 compatible.

Starting a new project with facil.io

To start a new project using the facil.io framework, run the following command in the terminal (change appname to whatever you want):

$ bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/boazsegev/facil.io/master/scripts/new/app) appname

You can review the script here. In short, it will create a new folder, download a copy of the stable branch, add some demo boiler plate code and run make clean (which is required to build the tmp folder structure).

Next, edit the makefile to remove any generic features you don't need, such as the DUMP_LIB feature, the DEBUG flag or the DISAMS disassembler and start development.

Credit to @benjcal for suggesting the script.

Notice: The master branch is the development branch. Please select the latest release tag for the latest stable release version.

Adding facil.io to an existing project

facil.io is a source code library, so it's easy to copy the source code into an existing project and start using the library right away.

The make libdump command will dump all the relevant files in a single folder called libdump, and you can copy them all or divide them into header ands source files.

It's also possible to compile the facil.io library separately using the make lib command.

Using facil.io as a CMake submodule

facil.io also supports both git and CMake submodules. Credit to @OwenDelahoy (PR#8).

First, add the repository as a submodule using git:

git submodule add https://github.com/boazsegev/facil.io.git

Then add the following line the project's CMakeLists.txt

add_subdirectory(facil.io)

More Examples

The examples folder includes code examples for a telnet echo protocol, a Simple Hello World server, an example for Websocket pub/sub with (optional) Redis, etc'.

You can find more information on the facil.io website

Forking, Contributing and all that Jazz

The contribution guide can be found here.

Sure, why not. If you can add Solaris or Windows support to evio and sock, that could mean facil would become available for use on these platforms as well.

If you encounter any issues, open an issue (or, even better, a pull request with a fix) - that would be great :-)

Hit me up if you want to:

Write tests... I always need more tests... Help me write HPACK / HTTP2 protocol support. Help me design / write a generic HTTP routing helper library for the http_s struct. If you want to help me write a new SSL/TLS library or have an SSL/TLS solution we can fit into facil (as source code)... Note: SSL/TLS solutions should fit both client and server modes. If you want to help promote the library, that would be great as well. Perhaps publish benchmarks or share your story. Writing documentation into the facil.io website would be great. I keep the source code documentation fairly updated, but the documentation should be copied to the docs folder to get the documentation website up and running.

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