NAME
Terse - Lightweight Web Framework
VERSION
Version 0.25
SYNOPSIS
package MyAPI;
use base 'Terse';
sub auth {
my ($self, $t, $session) = @_;
return 0 if $t->params->not;
return $session;
}
sub hello_world {
my ($self, $t) = @_;
if ($t->params->throw_error) {
$t->logError('throw 500 error which is also logged', 500);
return;
}
$t->response->hello = "world";
}
sub delayed_hello_world {
my ($self, $t) = @_;
$t->delayed_response(sub {
if ($t->params->throw_error) {
$t->logError('throw 500 error which is also logged', 500);
return;
}
... do something which takes a long time ...
$t->response->hello = "world";
return $t->response;
});
}
sub websock {
my ($self, $t) = @_;
$t->websocket(
connect => {
my ($websocket) = @_;
$websocket->send('Hello');
},
recieve => {
my ($websocket, $message) = @_;
$websocket->send($message); # echo
},
error => { ... },
disconnect => { ... }
);
}
sub redirect {
my ($self, $t) = @_;
if ($t->params->hello) {
$t->redirect('', { req => 'hello_world' });
} else {
$t->redirect('https://world-wide.world/');
}
}
.... MyAPI.psgi ...
use Terse;
use MyAPI;
my $app = MyAPI->to_app();
....
plackup -s Starman MyAPI.psgi
GET http://localhost:5000/?req=delayed_hello_world
# {"authenticated":1,"error":false,"errors":[],"hello":"world","status_code":200}
GET http://localhost:5000/?req=hello_world¬=1
# {"authenticated":0,"error":true,"errors":["Invalid request"],"status_code":400}
GET http://localhost:5000/?req=hello_world&throw_error=1
# {"authenticated":1,"error":true,"errors":["throw 500 error which is also logged"],"status_code":500}
Description
Alot of the inspiration, and some code, for this module came from JSONP - which is a module to quickly build JSON/JSONP web services, providing also some syntactic sugar acting a bit like a sort of DSL (domain specific language) for JSON. ( thanks Anselmo Canfora ACANFORA! )
There are several key differences between Terse and JSONP, the main being Terse uses Plack and not CGI. Terse also makes it simpler to provision the data which should be returned from the API (and what should not), finally it adds logging support.
Methods
new
Instantiate a new Terse object.
my $object = Terse->new(%params);
run
Run terse as a plack application.
Terse->run(
login => 'login',
logout => 'logout',
auth => 'auth',
insecure_session => 0,
application => Terse->new(
auth => sub { ... },
login => sub { ... },
logout => sub { ... }
),
plack_env => $env
);
The "application" does not need to be a "Terse application", the only requirment is it implements the auth, login and logout methods (go crazy!).
params
Retrieve params for the request.
$terse->params;
request
Returns the Plack::Request.
$terse->request;
session
Retrieve current session data, set in your auth or login methods
$terse->session;
response
Set the response body data.
$terse->response->foo = { ... };
logger
Set or Retrieve the logger for the application.
$terse->logger($logger);
$terse->logger->info();
$terse->logger->err();
logError
Log and raise an error message.
$terse->logError('this is an error message', 404);
logInfo
Log an info message.
$terse->logInfo('this an info message');
raiseError
Raise an error message.
$terse->raiseError('this is an error message', 404);
graft
Decode a JSON string.
$terse->response->graft('config', "{...}");
pretty
Set JSON to pretty print mode.
$terse->pretty(1);
serialize
Encode a perl struct as a JSON string.
$terse->serialize({ ... });
delayed_response
Delay the response for non-blocking I/O based server streaming or long-poll Comet push technology.
$terse->delayed_response(sub {
$terse->response->test = 'okay';
return $terse->response;
});
redirect
Redirect the response to a different url.
$terse->redirect($host_path, \%query_string);
AUTHOR
LNATION, <email at lnation.org>
BUGS
Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-terse at rt.cpan.org
, or through the web interface at https://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Terse. I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.
SUPPORT
You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
perldoc Terse
You can also look for information at:
RT: CPAN's request tracker (report bugs here)
CPAN Ratings
Search CPAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
This software is Copyright (c) 2022 by LNATION.
This is free software, licensed under:
The Artistic License 2.0 (GPL Compatible)