eliom
Eliom is a framework for building client/server Web and mobile
applications in OCaml.
It transforms OCaml into a multi-tier language, making it possible to
implement both the server and client parts of a Web and mobile app
as a single program.
This simplifies a lot the communication between server and client.
Applications can run on any Web browser or mobile device (iOS,
Android), saving from the need to develop one version for each
platform.
Eliom has support for reactive pages (generated on server or client),
advanced session mechanism, server to client communication,
continuation based Web programming, etc.
Eliom is part of the Ocsigen project.
Installation Instructions
We recommend that you use the OPAM package manager to install
Eliom. Once you have installed OPAM, all you have to do is
type:
opam install eliom
If you want to compile manually,
run
make
to compile;run
make PREFIX=${YOURPREFIX} install
(as root if necessary) to
install; andrun
make PREFIX=${YOURPREFIX} uninstall
to uninstall everything.
Testing locally
Install Eliom.
DEPRECATED Run
make run.local
ormake run.opt.local
in the Eliom source
directory.DEPRECATED Open http://localhost:8080/miniwiki in your browser.
DEPRECATED If the above does not work, look at the logs (see
local/var/log/
in the Eliom source directory) or run Eliom with either of the
options-v
,-V
(verbose and debug mode, respectively).DEPRECATED Sources for this example may be found in the directory
tests/miniwiki
. A complete tutorial is
available online. For a testsuite, see
http://localhost:8080/.
Authors
Vincent Balat
Jérôme Vouillon
Grégoire Henry
Pierre Chambart
Benedikt Becker
Boris Yakobowski
Hugo Heuzard
Raphaël Proust
Stéphane Glondu
Gabriel Kerneis
Denis Berthod
Jaap Boender
Simon Castellan
Mauricio Fernandez
Archibald Pontier
Simon Castellan
Jacques-Pascal Deplaix
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