This is a collection of examples of applications and services using the pedestal framework. They range from very simple to quite complex.
If you're new to pedestal, we recommend that you have a look at our documentation and then start with the examples. You could also have a look at some slides introducing motivations and concepts.
- helloworld-app, a simple pedestal-app (a counter) that demonstrates how state, updates and rendering are handled
- auto-reload-server, a pedestal-service that uses ns-tracker to reload changed code
- cors
- jboss, a pedestal-service that can be deployed in JBoss
- ring-middleware, shows how to use ring middlewares with pedestal-services
- server-sent-events
- server-with-links, a pedestal-service that demonstrates links generated from routes
- square-root, a pedestal-app that implements the square root in terms of pedestal's primitives
- template-server, a pedestal-service that shows how to use different template engines
- chat, a client-server chat that demonstrates many features of pedestal, it consists of both a pedestal-service (message federation) and a pedestal-app (ui)
The Pedestal samples follow a similar procedure to Pedestal's CONTRIBUTING.md.
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