/// <summary>
/// This is the starting point for this program
/// </summary>
/// <param name="args">the arguments the executable has started with</param>
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Configures the Logger to write all information to the console and to a file ('lws.log' by default).
Logger.OutputSource = Logger.EOutputSource.Console | Logger.EOutputSource.File;
try
{
// Create a new Webserver at port 8080 with the data location "./web" - the web folder of this Project
// Make sure all contents of your data location folder are copied into the build directory on compile so the webserver can find them at runtime.
//
// You'll probably be using port 80 / 443 later, because that's the default http / https port - but for now let's just use port 8080, because on some machines port 80 is already in use.
using (var webserver = new WebServer(8080, "./web"))
{
// Automatically Discovers the Pages in this assembly and registers them at the webserver
// Alternatively you might want to call all constructors of the pages manually here.
//
// Pages inheriting from IURLIdentifyable (like PageResponse, DirectoryResponse, ElementResponse, etc.)
// with an empty constructor (see i.e. MainPage.cs) are automatically added when calling Master.DiscoverPages();
// if you don't want such a constructor to be called mark the containing class with the LamestWebserver.Attributes.IgnoreDiscovery Attribute.
Master.DiscoverPages();
// Open a browser window at the base-URL of our webserver.
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start($"http://localhost:{webserver.Port}/");
#if DEBUG
// Add a Server Instance to view the LamestWebserver DebugView with. This Webserver will run on a different port (port 8081 in this case),
// so you can just switch to a different port in your browser. You should only use the DebugView for Debugging Purposes.
// In the final product (or in Release builds) just don't start it, if you don't want everyone to be able to see your internal debugging Data.
WebServer debugViewWebserver = new WebServer(8081, LamestWebserver.RequestHandlers.DebugView.DebugResponse.DebugViewRequestHandler);
// Add the debugViewWebserver to our main Webserver so that it'll be closed whenever our main one is closed.
webserver.AddDependentWebsever(debugViewWebserver);
#endif
Console.WriteLine("LamestWebserver Demos.\n\nType 'exit' to quit.");
// Keep the Server available until we enter exit.
while (Console.ReadLine() != "exit")
{
}
}
}
// When the tcp port (8080 / 8081 in this example) is already used by another application an exception is thrown.
catch (Exception e)
{
// Display the message of the exception so you can read it and wait until a button is pressed, so you have enough time to read it.
Console.WriteLine(e.Message);
Console.WriteLine("\nPress any key to quit...");
Console.ReadKey();
}
}