Hime

Hime is a stupid-simple web microframework for C#. It basically aspires to do the same thing as Sinatra did for Ruby. Dead-simple prototyping with little to no effort.

Hime isn't near complete at all, it only has a few basic things implemented, but I'll probably forget this project existed in like a day or two, so it doesn't matter nearly as much. Basically, don't run it in production, or even development. For your own safety. Or do, I won't judge. Just don't blame me when your PC catches fire or something like this.

How to do anything

1. Clone this repository
2. Link your .NET project against Hime. (Should work fine with both .NET Core and .NET Framework)
3. Create a new class deriving from HimeApplication.
4. Call HimeRunner.Run on a new instance of the class.
5. It should work. Hopefully.

How do I create routes?

So far Hime only supports GET and POST (and even then it struggles). Route declarations are done via attributes, like so:

[Get("/")]
public ActionResult Index(HimeContext ctx)
{
    return Ok("<b>Hello!</b>");
}

The Ok function automatically returns a 200 response, with the specified body. If you want a custom response code, you can create your own ActionResult, like this:

[Post("/someroute")]
public ActionResult Route(HimeContext ctx)
{
   return new ActionResult
   {
        Code = 403,
        Content = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("Go away. You weren't supposed to be here.")
   };
}

So what's missing?

Quite a lot, actually. You can't get the POST body, PUT/DELETE/PATCH aren't implemented yet, the HimeContext class has almost no information about the context, sessions, file sending, etc. If you think this project is cool, please send in a pull request and help me out with making this. I'd greatly appreciate any kind of help with this.