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mint
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spell
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web_socket
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http_proxy
http proxy with Elixir. wait request with multi port and forward to each URIs -
explode
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ivar
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fuzzyurl
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lhttpc
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Ralitobu.Plug
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HTTP Digest Auth Library to create auth header to be used with HTTP Digest Authentication
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README
Cauldron - an HTTP/SPDY server as a library
Cauldron is a web server implemented as a library, it's easy to embed into other applications and fairly easy to implement DSLs on it, an example of a DSL using cauldron is urna.
Examples
defmodule Foo do
use Cauldron
# respond to a GET / request with "Hello, World!"
def handle("GET", %URI{path: "/"}, req) do
req |> Request.reply(200, "Hello, World!")
end
end
# open the cauldron on port 8080
Cauldron.start Foo, port: 8080
Why?
Because I don't like how cowboy handles things and there are no other pure Elixir webservers around that I know of.
Speed
Right now cauldron is faster than node.js and slower than cowboy, there' still space for speed improvements but it's not a high priority right now.
The slowness comes from protocol dispatching in Elixir, protocol consolidation will fix that.
Also we don't use an hand-crafted decoder like cowboy does but use
:erlang.decode_packet.