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NAME
    Twiggy - AnyEvent HTTP server for PSGI (like Thin)

SYNOPSIS
      twiggy --listen :8080

    See "twiggey -h" for more details.

      use Twiggy::Server;

      my $server = Twiggy::Server->new(
          host => $host,
          port => $port,
      );
      $server->register_service($app);

      AE::cv->recv;

DESCRIPTION
    Twiggy is a lightweight and fast HTTP server with unique features such
    as:

    PSGI
        Can run any PSGI applications. Fully supports *psgi.nonblocking* and
        *psgi.streaming* interfaces.

    AnyEvent
        This server uses AnyEvent and runs in a non-blocking event loop, so
        it's best to run event-driven web applications that runs I/O bound
        jobs or delayed responses such as long-poll, WebSocket or streaming
        content (server push).

        This software used to be called Plack::Server::AnyEvent but was
        renamed to Twiggy. See "NAMING" for details.

    Fast header parser
        Uses XS/C based HTTP header parser for the best performance.

    Lightweight and Fast
        The memory required to run twiggy is 6MB and it can serve more than
        4000 req/s with a single process on Perl 5.10 with MacBook Pro 13"
        late 2009.

NAMING
  Twiggy?
    Because it is like <Thin>, Ruby's Rack web server using EventMachine.
    You know, Twiggy is thin :)

  Why the cute name instead of more descriptive namespace? Are you on drugs?
    I'm sick of naming Perl software like
    HTTP::Server::PSGI::How::Its::Written::With::What::Module and people
    call it HSSPHIWWWM on IRC. It's hard to say on speeches and newbies
    would ask questions what they stand for every day. That's crazy.

    This module actually includes the longer alias and an empty subclass
    AnyEvent::Server::PSGI for those who like to type more ::'s. It would
    actually help you find this software by searching for *PSGI Server
    AnyEvent* on CPAN, which i believe is a good thing.

    Yes, maybe I'm on drugs. We'll see.

LICENSE
    This module is licensed under the same terms as Perl itself.

AUTHOR
    Tatsuhiko Miyagawa

    Tokuhiro Matsuno

    Yuval Kogman

    Hideki Yamamura

SEE ALSO
    Plack AnyEvent Tatsumaki