Sernite is a higher level web framework for more modular and serverless-like server-side scripting.
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Installation
Use the npm to install sernite.
$ npm install -g sernite
Getting Started
$ cd /my/projects/folder # open your favorite project folder $ mkdir hello_world && cd hello_world # create a folder and open it $ sernite init # initialize sernite $ sernite run
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Concepts
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### Scripts
Sernite scripts are handlers that invoked in sub-processes when their assigned request arrived at the Sernite server. \ scripts can be assigned from
sernite.json
file// Other configurations.."scripts" :// Other configurations..echo.js will be invoked when a
GET /echo/:message
request arrived. In sernite scripts, there are two special global variables-
params
: an array contains all parsed parameters. In example; forGET /echo/hello
request, params array looks like that['hello','amazingParam']
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done
: a function that finalize the process with or without an errorSernite scripts must import a function with two paramaters:
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send
: sends your message to web client throughstdout
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nitmsg
: sends your query to the nit and waits for its response and returns// scripts/echo.js// for GET /echo/himodule{let message = params0 // hi// send to client `hi`}
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### Nits Nit is a just simple node.js module that exports a function which has two parameters and returns a response.
module{let resp = "";//some processes...return resp;}
Upcoming Features
- Multiple language support for sernite scripts. considering:
- Go
- Python
- Haskel
- Lua
- Java
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.