a crate for building a simple blocking HTTP server

NOTE: this crate has not been evaluated for security concerns. therefore, we recommend that you take caution before using it in a production application.

this crate is written in the rust programming language. you'll need rust to run this crate. you can install rust using rustup. simple-server requires that you use rust version 1.20+.

to get this crate running locally:

1. fork and clone this repository
2. cd simple-server
3. cargo build

to use this crate in your project, add the following line to your Cargo.toml in the [dependencies] section:

simple-server = "0.3.0"

to see this crate in action, check out the examples.

to test this crate locally, run:

cargo test

this crate has documentation. to build and open the docs locally:

cargo doc --open

there are several examples provided with this crate:

• server
• routes

to run an example:

cargo run --example <name of example>

this crate uses the log crate for logging. in the example, we use the env-logger crate to display the logs. by default, env-logger only prints out error-level logs. to enable info-level logging as well, you'll need to do one of the following depending on your system:

on Linux/OS X:

RUST_LOG="simple_server=info" cargo run --example server

on Windows PowerShell:

$env:RUST_LOG="simple_server=info";
cargo run --example server

simple-server is licensed under both the Apache2 and MIT licenses.