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WebDyne-3.014
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WebDyne::PSGI

NAME

WebDyne::PSGI - PSGI application wrapper for WebDyne

SYNOPSIS

use WebDyne::PSGI;

my $app = WebDyne::PSGI->new(
    root  => '.',
    index => 1,
)->to_app;

my $single_file_app = WebDyne::PSGI->new(
    root     => '.',
    filename => 'app.psp',
)->to_app;

DESCRIPTION

WebDyne::PSGI wraps the core WebDyne handler in a PSGI application. It translates PSGI environment data into a WebDyne::Request::PSGI object, dispatches to the main WebDyne handler, and converts the result back into a PSGI response.

The module also contains special handling for API-style fallback resolution when a .psp file is not found directly from the incoming path.

METHODS

  • new(%options)

    Construct a PSGI application wrapper. Options include root, index, test, filename, and related runtime settings.

    The filename option is an explicit source-file override for the application. When supplied, it is passed to WebDyne::Request::PSGI for every request and always wins over normal filename derivation from the PSGI environment, including PATH_INFO, SCRIPT_FILENAME, DOCUMENT_ROOT, and default document handling. This is useful for helper tools or deliberate single-file PSGI applications; do not set it for normal multi-page applications that should dispatch from the request path.

  • to_app()

    Return the PSGI application code reference.

  • handler($env, @param)

    Main PSGI entry point. Builds request and response objects, dispatches to WebDyne, and returns the PSGI response.

  • psgi_error(...)

    Helper for PSGI-side error handling and conversion.

NOTES

The module relies on WebDyne::Request::PSGI for normalized request handling and on WebDyne::PSGI::Constant for middleware and environment defaults.

AUTHOR

Andrew Speer mailto:andrew.speer@isolutions.com.au

LICENSE and COPYRIGHT

This file is part of WebDyne.

This software is copyright (c) 2026 by Andrew Speer mailto:andrew.speer@isolutions.com.au.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.

Full license text is available at:

http://dev.perl.org/licenses/