toml-server

toml ripoff of json-server, using LuaSocket

Requirements

• LuaSocket
• lua-toml

Usage

lua server.lua [TOML FILE]

Example

Create a server.toml file

[[posts]]
id = 1
title = "toml-server"
author = "jonstoler"

[[comments]]
id = 1
body = "some comment"
postId = 1

Start TOML Server (it will automatically update if you change your toml file)

toml-server server.toml

Now if you go to http://localhost:3000/posts/1, you'll get

id = 1
author = "jonstoler"
title = "toml-server"

TOML Server only processes GET requests.

Routes

Based on the previous server.toml file, here are all the available routes.

GET /
GET /posts
GET /posts/1
GET /posts/1/id
GET /posts/1/title
GET /posts/1/author
GET /comments
GET /comments/1
GET /comments/1/id
GET /comments/1/body
GET /comments/1/postId

There are also built-in special routes in the underscore directory:

GET /_/kill -> kills the server
GET /_/dump -> dumps the contents of your toml file, unprocessed

License

toml-server is licensed under The Happy License.

SUMMARY (IN PLAIN-ENGLISH)

Congratulations, you’ve got something with the best licence ever.

Basically, you’re free to do what you want with it; as long as you do something 
good (help someone out, smile; just be nice), you can use this on anything you 
fancy.

Of course, if it all breaks, it’s totally not the author’s fault.
Enjoy!


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