Raze for days.
NOTICE: I am archiving this project. I have since built something even better which I've been using for a couple years (However, it isn't open sourced)
Raze is a lightweight HTTP framework with a focus on building APIs and containerized services. If you want a more general purpose framwork with static file serving, check out Kemal.
Add this to your application's shard.yml
:
dependencies:
raze:
github: samueleaton/raze
require "raze"
get "/hello" do |ctx|
"hello, world!"
end
Raze.run
Raze takes a modular-first approach to middlewares
require "raze"
# Define middlewares
class Authenticator < Raze::Handler
def call(ctx, done)
puts "Authenticate here..."
done.call
end
end
class DDoSBlocker < Raze::Handler
def call(ctx, done)
puts "Prevent DDoS attack here..."
done.call
end
end
class UserFetcher < Raze::Handler
def call(ctx, done)
# Fetch user record from DB here...
ctx.state["user_name"] = "Sam"
done.call
end
end
# Define routes, attach middlewares
get "/api/**", [Authenticator.new, DDoSBlocker.new]
get "/api/user/:user_id", UserFetcher.new do |ctx|
"hello, #{ctx.state["user_name"]}!"
end
Raze.run
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create a new Pull Request
- Be able to run a stack of middlewares before the static file handler
- Remove all global scoping (e.g.
get "/"
->Raze.get "/"
) - Live reload functionality for development
- Be able to define middlewares globally (for all routes)
- Urlencoded and JSON body parser
- Multipart/form-data body parser
- Static asset caching
- should take a cache time interval and be able to take a path match regex
- Route caching
- be able to cache the response for a route for a predetermined time interval
- Favicon caching
- CORS response header
- Access logger
- Session tracking
- Proxy middleware
- Security Headers
- e.g. Node's Helmet
- Sam Eaton - creator, maintainer