NAME

Squatting::On::HTTP::Engine - run Squatting apps on top of HTTP::Engine

SYNOPSIS

Squatting on top of HTTP::Engine::Interface::ServerSimple

# app_server_simple.pl

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use App 'On::HTTP::Engine';
App->init;
App->http_engine(
  interface => {
    module => 'ServerSimple',
    args   => {
      host => 'localhost',
      port => 2222,
    },
  },
)->run;

Squatting on top of HTTP::Engine::Interface::FCGI

# app_fastcgi.pl

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use App 'On::HTTP::Engine';

App->init;
App->http_engine(
  interface => {
    module => 'FCGI',
    args   => {
      leave_umask => 0,
      keep_stderr => 1,
      nointr      => 0,
      detach      => 0,
      manager     => 'FCGI::ProcManager',
      nproc       => 4,
      pidfile     => 'app.pid',
      listen      => 'localhost:8000',
    },
)->run;

Squatting on top of HTTP::Engine::Interface::ModPerl

# App/ModPerl.pm
package App::ModPerl;
use Moose;
extends 'HTTP::Engine::Interface::ModPerl';
use App 'On::HTTP::Engine';

App->init;

sub create_engine {
  my ($class, $r, $context_key) = @_;
  App->http_engine(interface => { module => 'ModPerl' });
}

1;

DESCRIPTION

This module makes it possible to run Squatting apps on top of HTTP::Engine.

API

An HTTP Abstraction Layer for Perl

App->http_engine(%options)

This method creates an HTTP::Engine object based on the %options that are given to it. The %options are passed directly to HTTP::Engine's new() method and Squatting-based request_handler is provided. After you get an HTTP::Engine object back, you can call run() on it to start up an HTTP server in most cases. The only time you don't do this is when you're using the ModPerl interface. See the "SYNOPSIS" for some examples.

SEE ALSO

Squatting, HTTP::Engine, Mojo

AUTHOR

John BEPPU <beppu@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2008 John BEPPU <beppu@cpan.org>.

The "MIT" License

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