haiku-http by tjanczuk

Write and run node.js-esque HTTP web APIs in 3 simple steps:

Write code

Write an HTTP web API as if you were writing the body of a node.js HTTP request handler:

res.writeHead(200);
res.end('Hello, world!');

You can use

req

and

res

globals, utilize the

http

https

request

, and

net

node.js modules for outbound calls, plus the

mongodb

module for database connectivity. More on programming model... Samples...

Run code

Make your code available at a URL where it can be obtained with an HTTP GET request. GitHub or Gist both work great, just remember to use a URL that returns "raw" JavaScript code, not HTML, e.g.:

https://raw.github.com/gist/1848111

https://raw.github.com/tjanczuk/haiku-http/master/samples/haikus/mongo.js

Then put the URL to your code in the text box below and hit Run my code!

http://haiku.cloudapp.net?x-haiku-handler=

The http://haiku.cloudapp.net is an installation of haiku-http runtime on Windows Azure. Haiku-http can run anywhere node.js runs.

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Haiku-http is an attempt at a sub-process multi-tenant runtime for simple HTTP web APIs. Learn more...

You can find me at @tjanczuk or http://tomasz.janczuk.org

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