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2022-11-02
Swifton:一个类似Ruby on Rails的Web框架上运行Linux和OS X
IMPORTANT! We don't see any way how to make web development as great as Ruby on Rails or Django with a very static nature of current Swift. We hope that things will change at some point and we will return to active development.
Swifton
A Ruby on Rails inspired Web Framework for Swift that runs on Linux and OS X.
Getting Started
Install Development snapshot version from Swift.org or via swiftenv. If you are on OSX I highly recommend swiftenv - latest Swift will be able to coexist with system wide Swift that comes with Xcode.swift --version should show something like: Swift version 3.0-dev ...Checkout TodoApp example project.Run swift build inside app (most of dependencies throw deprecation warnings).Run ./.build/debug/Swifton-TodoApp.Open http://0.0.0.0:8000/todos in your browser.
Contributing
Contributions are more than welcome! The easiest way to start contributing to Swifton:
Setup TodoAppPick one issue from the issues list or propose enhancement.You can find Swifton source code in Swifton-TodoApp/Packages/Swifton-
Routing
Swifton comes with ready to use Router, also you can use any router as long as it accepts Request and returns Response. Routes are defined in main.swift file. Configured Router is passed to S4 interface supporting server. Router allows to define resources and regular routes.
...let router = Router.create { route in route.resources("todos", controller: TodosController())}...
Which is equivalent to:
let router = Router()router.get("/todos/new", TodosController()["new"])router.get("/todos/{id}", TodosController()["show"])router.get("/todos/{id}/edit", TodosController()["edit"])router.get("/todos", TodosController()["index"])router.post("/todos", TodosController()["create"])router.delete("/todos/{id}", TodosController()["destroy"])router.patch("/todos/{id}", TodosController()["update"])
Configured routes then are passed to application server.
...serve { request in router.respond(request) }...
Controllers
A controller inherits from ApplicationController class, which inherits from Controller class. Action is a closure that accepts Request object and returns Response object.
class TodosController: ApplicationController { // shared todo variable used to pass value between setTodo filter and actions var todo: Todo? override func controller() { super.controller() // sets before filter setTodo only for specified actions. beforeAction("setTodo", only: ["show", "edit", "update", "destroy"]) // render all Todo instances with Index template (in Views/Todos/Index.html.stencil) action("index") { request in let todos = ["todos": Todo.allAttributes()] return render("Todos/Index", todos) } // render Todo instance that was set in before filter action("show") { request in return render("Todos/Show", self.todo) } // render static New template action("new") { request in return render("Todos/New") } // render Todo instance's edit form action("edit") { request in return render("Todos/Edit", self.todo) } // create new Todo instance and redirect to list of Todos action("create") { request in Todo.create(request.params) return redirectTo("/todos") } // update Todo instance and redirect to updated Todo instance action("update") { request in self.todo!.update(request.params) return redirectTo("/todos/\(self.todo!.id)") } // destroy Todo instance action("destroy") { request in Todo.destroy(self.todo) return redirectTo("/todos") } // set todo shared variable to actions can use it filter("setTodo") { request in // Redirect to "/todos" list if Todo instance is not found guard let t = Todo.find(request.params["id"]) else { return self.redirectTo("/todos") } self.todo = t as? Todo // Run next filter or action return self.next }}}
Controller Responders
respondTo allows to define multiple responders based client Accept header:
...action("show") { request in return respondTo(request, [ "html": { render("Todos/Show", self.todo) }, "json": { renderJSON(self.todo) } ])}...
Controller Filters
Swifton Controllers support beforeAction and afterAction filters, which run filters before or after action correspodingly. Filter is a closure that returns Response?. Controller proceeds execution only if filter returns self.next (which is actually nil), otherwise it returns Response object and doesn't proceed execution of other filters and action.
filter("setTodo") { request in // Redirect to "/todos" list if Todo instance is not found guard let t = Todo.find(request.params["id"]) else { return self.redirectTo("/todos") } self.todo = t as? Todo // Run next filter or action return self.next}
Models
Swifton is ORM agnostic web framework. You can use any ORM of your choice. Swifton comes with simple in-memory MemoryModel class that you can inherit and use for your apps. Simple as this:
class User: MemoryModel {}...User.all.count // 0var user = User.create(["name": "Saulius", "surname": "Grigaitis"])User.all.count // 1user["name"] // "Saulius"user["surname"] // "Grigaitis"user.update(["name": "James", "surname": "Bond"])user["surname"] // "Bond"User.destroy(user)User.all.count // 0
Few options if you need persistence:
PostgreSQL adapter.MySQL adapter.Fluent simple SQLite ORM.
Views
Swifton supports Mustache like templates via Stencil template language. View is rendered with controller's method render(template_path, object). Object needs either to conform to HTMLRenderable protocol, either be [String: Any] type where Any allows to pass complex structures.
{% for todo in todos %}Views are loaded from Views directory by default, you can also change this default setting by changing value of SwiftonConfig.viewsDirectory (preferable in main.swift file). Currently views are not cached, so you don't need to restart server or recompile after views are changed.
Static assets (JavaScript, CSS, images etc.) are loaded from Public directory by default, you can also change this default setting by changing value of SwiftonConfig.publicDirectory (preferable in main.swift file).
JSON support
renderJSON(object) generates and returns JSON of an object. Object must conform to JSONRenderable protocol.
action("show") { request in return respondTo(request, [ "html": { render("Todos/Show", self.todo) }, "json": { renderJSON(self.todo) } ])}
Middleware
main.swift is probably best place to put middleware. Simply wrap Router instance with your middleware, you can even nest multiple middlewares.
...serve { request in router.respond(request) }...
Application Server
Swifton comes with VeniceX based HTTP server. Swifton supports S4 HTTP standards for Swift so you can easily use any S4 supporting server.
Building for production
Build release configuration for better performance:
$ swift build --configuration release
Deployment
Heroku
Example TodoApp can be deployed to Heroku using the heroku-buildpack-swift.
Click the button below to automatically set up this example to run on your own Heroku account.
Docker
Swifton can be deployed with Docker. Some examples how to deploy it with Docker:
TodoApp on EC2 Container Services (ECS) exampleDocker Container for the Apple's Swift programming language - docker-swift.
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