httpserver
Http server is written on C++14 language.
Dynamic libraries act as applications for the server
(*.so - linux, *.dll - windows).
Library connection takes place in the configuration file
samples/apps.conf
by using the parameter server_module.
Sample application code: https://github.com/awwit/httpserverapp
Features
This http server support:
- HTTP v1.1
- HTTPS (TLS)
- HTTP v2 (need optimize cleanup of streams)
- Keep-Alive
- WebSocket
- X-Sendfile (header)
- Get-Parted requests
Dependencies
Common:
Linux: dl, pthread, rt, gnutls
Windows: ws2_32.lib, libgnutls.dll.a
Build
Linux:
git clone https://github.com/awwit/httpserver.git
cd httpserver
makeor
git clone https://github.com/awwit/httpserver.git
cd httpserver
mkdir build
cd build
qbs build -f ./../projects/qt-creator/httpserver.qbs releaseWindows:
git clone https://github.com/awwit/httpserver.git
cd httpserver
mkdir build
cd build
devenv ./../projects/msvs/httpserver.sln /buildServer start
./httpserver --startConfiguration files must be located in the working (current) directory.
Or input a parameter --config-path=<path> to set the directory with configuration files.
Use the parameter --server-name=<name> to define the name of web-server's instance.
Instances can be used to run web-servers with different settings.
Server configuration
Server (and its applications) setting is made using config-files. Examples of settings are located in the folder samples.
License
The source codes are licensed under the AGPL, the full text of the license is located in the LICENSE file.

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