A functional http server with a focus on type-safety and making the common case easy.
Note: If you are looking for a http client, check out purescript-fetch
Note: This project was originally forked from the amazing HTTPure http server framework, but has since deviated quite a bit. If you are coming from HTTPure you might want to have a look at the differences to HTTPure.
- Ξ» fp-style http server & request handlers
- π£ Powerful & type-safe routing dsl
- π΅π»ββοΈ Easy json parsing and data validation
- π₯ͺ Supports Node/Express middlewares
- π Extensive documentation & examples
spago install httpurplemodule Main where
import Prelude hiding ((/))
import HTTPurple
data Route = Hello String
derive instance Generic Route _
route :: RouteDuplex' Route
route = mkRoute
{ "Hello": "hello" / segment
}
main :: ServerM
main =
serve { port: 8080 } { route, router }
where
router { route: Hello name } = ok $ "hello " <> namethen start the server
β spago run
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Warnings 0 0 0
Errors 0 0 0
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HTTPurple πͺ up and running on http://0.0.0.0:8080query your server, e.g. using httpie
β http http://localhost:8080/hello/πΊ
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Connection: keep-alive
Content-Length: 10
Date: Sun, 22 May 2022 16:50:52 GMT
Keep-Alive: timeout=5
hello πΊSee the docs folder for the in-depth guides.
- Basics - Basic introduction to HTTPurple πͺ
- Routing - Explanation of the routing dsl
- Requests - Guide to request handling
- Response - Guide to response handling
- Middleware - Guide to HTTPurple and Node.js middlewares
- Differences - A detailed description of the differences to HTTPure
HTTPurple ships with a number of examples. To run an example, in the project root, run:
spago -x test.dhall run --main Examples.<Example Name>.MainEach example's startup banner will include information on routes available on the example server.
To run the test suite, in the project root run:
spago -x test.dhall testThis is a fork of HTTPure, which is licensed under MIT. See the original license. This work is similarly licensed under MIT.