/// <summary>
/// Defines the entry point of the application.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="args">The arguments.</param>
private static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Running at MONO: {0}", IsMono);
var url = "http://*****:*****@unosquare.com"
});
dbContext.People.Insert(new Person()
{
Name = "Geovanni Perez",
Age = 32,
EmailAddress = "*****@*****.**"
});
dbContext.People.Insert(new Person()
{
Name = "Luis Gonzalez",
Age = 29,
EmailAddress = "*****@*****.**"
});
#endif
// Our web server is disposable. Note that if you don't want to use logging,
// there are alternate constructors that allow you to skip specifying an ILog object.
using (var server = new WebServer(url, new SimpleConsoleLog()))
{
// First, we will configure our web server by adding Modules.
// Please note that order DOES matter.
// ================================================================================================
// If we want to enable sessions, we simply register the LocalSessionModule
// Beware that this is an in-memory session storage mechanism so, avoid storing very large objects.
// You can use the server.GetSession() method to get the SessionInfo object and manupulate it.
server.RegisterModule(new Modules.LocalSessionModule());
// Set the CORS Rules
server.RegisterModule(new Modules.CorsModule(
// Origins, separated by comma without last slash
"http://client.cors-api.appspot.com,http://unosquare.github.io,http://run.plnkr.co",
// Allowed headers
"content-type, accept",
// Allowed methods
"post"));
// Register the static files server. See the html folder of this project. Also notice that
// the files under the html folder have Copy To Output Folder = Copy if Newer
StaticFilesSample.Setup(server, !IsMono);
// Register the Web Api Module. See the Setup method to find out how to do it
// It registers the WebApiModule and registers the controller(s) -- that's all.
server.WithWebApiController <PeopleController>();
// Register the WebSockets module. See the Setup method to find out how to do it
// It registers the WebSocketsModule and registers the server for the given paths(s)
WebSocketsSample.Setup(server);
// Once we've registered our modules and configured them, we call the Run() method.
// This is a non-blocking method (it return immediately) so in this case we avoid
// disposing of the object until a key is pressed.
//server.Run();
server.RunAsync();
// Fire up the browser to show the content!
#if DEBUG
#if !NETCOREAPP1_0
var browser = new System.Diagnostics.Process()
{
StartInfo = new System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo(url)
{
UseShellExecute = true
}
};
browser.Start();
#endif
#endif
// Wait for any key to be pressed before disposing of our web server.
// In a service we'd manage the lifecycle of of our web server using
// something like a BackgroundWorker or a ManualResetEvent.
Console.ReadKey(true);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Defines the entry point of the application.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="args">The arguments.</param>
private static async Task Main(string[] args)
{
var url = "http://localhost:8787/";
if (args.Length > 0)
{
url = args[0];
}
AppDbContext.InitDatabase();
var ctSource = new CancellationTokenSource();
ctSource.Token.Register(() => "Shutting down".Info());
// Set a task waiting for press key to exit
#pragma warning disable 4014
Task.Run(() =>
#pragma warning restore 4014
{
// Wait for any key to be pressed before disposing of our web server.
Console.ReadLine();
ctSource.Cancel();
}, ctSource.Token);
// Our web server is disposable.
using (var server = new WebServer(new[] { url }, Constants.RoutingStrategy.Regex, HttpListenerMode.EmbedIO))
{
// First, we will configure our web server by adding Modules.
// Please note that order DOES matter.
// ================================================================================================
// If we want to enable sessions, we simply register the LocalSessionModule
// Beware that this is an in-memory session storage mechanism so, avoid storing very large objects.
// You can use the server.GetSession() method to get the SessionInfo object and manipulate it.
server.RegisterModule(new LocalSessionModule());
// Set the CORS Rules
server.RegisterModule(new CorsModule(
// Origins, separated by comma without last slash
"http://unosquare.github.io,http://run.plnkr.co",
// Allowed headers
"content-type, accept",
// Allowed methods
"post"));
// Register the static files server. See the html folder of this project. Also notice that
// the files under the html folder have Copy To Output Folder = Copy if Newer
StaticFilesSample.Setup(server, useGzip: Runtime.IsUsingMonoRuntime == false);
// Register the Web Api Module. See the Setup method to find out how to do it
// It registers the WebApiModule and registers the controller(s) -- that's all.
server.WithWebApiController <PeopleController>();
// Register the WebSockets module. See the Setup method to find out how to do it
// It registers the WebSocketsModule and registers the server for the given paths(s)
WebSocketsSample.Setup(server);
server.RegisterModule(new FallbackModule((ctx, ct) => ctx.JsonResponse(new { Message = "Error" })));
// Fire up the browser to show the content!
var browser = new System.Diagnostics.Process
{
StartInfo = new System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo(url.Replace("*", "localhost"))
{
UseShellExecute = true
}
};
browser.Start();
// Once we've registered our modules and configured them, we call the RunAsync() method.
if (!ctSource.IsCancellationRequested)
{
await server.RunAsync(ctSource.Token);
}
"Bye".Info();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Defines the entry point of the application.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="args">The arguments.</param>
private static void Main(string[] args)
{
$"Running on Mono Runtime: {Runtime.IsUsingMonoRuntime}".Info();
var url = "http://*****:*****@unosquare.com"
});
dbContext.People.Insert(new Person
{
Name = "Geovanni Perez",
Age = 32,
EmailAddress = "*****@*****.**"
});
dbContext.People.Insert(new Person
{
Name = "Luis Gonzalez",
Age = 29,
EmailAddress = "*****@*****.**"
});
#endif
// Our web server is disposable.
using (var server = new WebServer(url))
{
// First, we will configure our web server by adding Modules.
// Please note that order DOES matter.
// ================================================================================================
// If we want to enable sessions, we simply register the LocalSessionModule
// Beware that this is an in-memory session storage mechanism so, avoid storing very large objects.
// You can use the server.GetSession() method to get the SessionInfo object and manupulate it.
server.RegisterModule(new LocalSessionModule());
// Set the CORS Rules
server.RegisterModule(new CorsModule(
// Origins, separated by comma without last slash
"http://unosquare.github.io,http://run.plnkr.co",
// Allowed headers
"content-type, accept",
// Allowed methods
"post"));
// Register the static files server. See the html folder of this project. Also notice that
// the files under the html folder have Copy To Output Folder = Copy if Newer
StaticFilesSample.Setup(server, useGzip: Runtime.IsUsingMonoRuntime == false);
// Register the Web Api Module. See the Setup method to find out how to do it
// It registers the WebApiModule and registers the controller(s) -- that's all.
server.WithWebApiController <PeopleController>();
// Register the WebSockets module. See the Setup method to find out how to do it
// It registers the WebSocketsModule and registers the server for the given paths(s)
WebSocketsSample.Setup(server);
server.RegisterModule(new FallbackModule((ctx, ct) => ctx.JsonResponse(new { Message = "Error " })));
// Once we've registered our modules and configured them, we call the RunAsync() method.
server.RunAsync();
// Fire up the browser to show the content!
#if DEBUG
var browser = new System.Diagnostics.Process
{
StartInfo = new System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo(url.Replace("*", "localhost"))
{
UseShellExecute = true
}
};
browser.Start();
#endif
// Wait for any key to be pressed before disposing of our web server.
// In a service we'd manage the lifecycle of of our web server using
// something like a BackgroundWorker or a ManualResetEvent.
Console.ReadKey(true);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Defines the entry point of the application.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="args">The arguments.</param>
private static void Main(string[] args)
{
var url = "http://localhost:9696/";
if (args.Length > 0)
{
url = args[0];
}
// Our web server is disposable. Note that if you don't want to use logging,
// there are alternate constructors that allow you to skip specifying an ILog object.
using (var server = new WebServer(url, Log))
{
// First, we will configure our web server by adding Modules.
// Please note that order DOES matter.
// ================================================================================================
// If we want to enable sessions, we simply register the LocalSessionModule
// Beware that this is an in-memory session storage mechanism so, avoid storing very large objects.
// You can use the server.GetSession() method to get the SessionInfo object and manupulate it.
server.RegisterModule(new Modules.LocalSessionModule());
// Set the CORS Rules
server.RegisterModule(new Modules.CorsModule(
// Origins, separated by comma without last slash
"http://client.cors-api.appspot.com,http://unosquare.github.io,http://run.plnkr.co",
// Allowed headers
"content-type, accept",
// Allowed methods
"post"));
// Register the static files server. See the html folder of this project. Also notice that
// the files under the html folder have Copy To Output Folder = Copy if Newer
StaticFilesSample.Setup(server);
// Register the Web Api Module. See the Setup method to find out how to do it
// It registers the WebApiModule and registers the controller(s) -- that's all.
RestApiSample.Setup(server);
// Register the WebSockets module. See the Setup method to find out how to do it
// It registers the WebSocketsModule and registers the server for the given paths(s)
WebSocketsSample.Setup(server);
// Once we've registered our modules and configured them, we call the Run() method.
// This is a non-blocking method (it return immediately) so in this case we avoid
// disposing of the object until a key is pressed.
//server.Run();
server.RunAsync();
// Fire up the browser to show the content!
#if DEBUG
var browser = new System.Diagnostics.Process()
{
StartInfo = new System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo(url)
{
UseShellExecute = true
}
};
browser.Start();
#endif
// Wait for any key to be pressed before disposing of our web server.
// In a service we'd manage the lifecycle of of our web server using
// something like a BackgroundWorker or a ManualResetEvent.
Console.ReadKey(true);
}
// Before exiting, we shutdown the logging subsystem.
Logger.Shutdown();
}
