package mehari
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Description
Mehari is a cross-platform library for building Gemini servers. It fully implements the Gemini protocol specification. It takes heavy inspiration from Dream, a tidy, feature-complete Web framework.
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Mehari
Mehari is a cross-platform library for building Gemini servers. It fully implements the Gemini protocol specification.
It takes heavy inspiration from Dream, a tidy, feature-complete Web framework.
Mehari provides several packages. See here. Many examples are also provided.
Installation
opam install mehariFeatures
- Mirage OS friendly
- Static files serving
- MIME type inference from file content (using experimental Conan support)
- Rate limit
- Virtual hosting using SNI
- CGI
- Long-running TCP connection
Feedback
Since Mehari is in its early stages, any feedback and contributions regarding the API or security are appreciated.
Important links
- API documentation: https://docs.heyplzlookat.me/mehari/
- Tutorial: https://docs.heyplzlookat.me/mehari/index.html#tutorial
- Issues: https://github.com/Psi-Prod/Mehari/issues
License
Distributed under the LGPL-3.0 License. See license for more information.
Dependencies (9)
Dev Dependencies (1)
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odoc
with-doc
Used by (3)
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mehari-eio
= "0.3" -
mehari-lwt-unix
= "0.3" -
mehari-mirage
= "0.3"
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None
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