Difference between revisions of "Modjs"
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*Class for MIME objects and MIME headers. | *Class for MIME objects and MIME headers. | ||
*Object with server info (environment, log functionality) | *Object with server info (environment, log functionality) | ||
*Object with request info (request string (full and broken up), incoming mime object, maybe cookies already broken up, etc.) | *Object with request info (request string (full and broken up), incoming mime object, maybe cookies already broken up, etc.) | ||
*Object with response info (outgoing mime object, print functionality, obstack stuff, way to set headers, etc) | *Object with response info (outgoing mime object, print functionality, obstack stuff, way to set headers, etc) | ||
*File class extensions, if needed | *File class extensions, if needed | ||
*Better include support (add to File) | *Better include support (add to File) | ||
*MySQL/SQLite classes and support (new classes probably needed here) | *MySQL/SQLite classes and support (new classes probably needed here) | ||
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*curl support (new class probably, using MIME stuff to send and receive, probably wrapped by request/response like objects.. maybe they should be classes, too.) | *curl support (new class probably, using MIME stuff to send and receive, probably wrapped by request/response like objects.. maybe they should be classes, too.) | ||
*Instead of bothering with curl, maybe just have a way to open a socket and read/write to it for now. | *Instead of bothering with curl, maybe just have a way to open a socket and read/write to it for now. | ||
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* | JS Class APIs: | ||
*File (see [[File API]]) | |||
*server object (see [[server API]]) | |||
*[[TCPConnection]] | *[[TCPConnection]] | ||
*[[DbConnection]] | *[[DbConnection]] | ||
*DbStatement (see [[DbStatement]]) | |||
*[[ProcessConnection]] | *[[ProcessConnection]] | ||
*[[MimeHeader]] | |||
*[[MimeEntity]] | |||
*[[MailMessage]] | |||
*[[HTTPRequest]] | |||
*[[HTTPResponse]] | |||
*global object (see [[global object extensions]]) | |||
Things the module should do if it can: | Things the module should do if it can: | ||
Revision as of 16:41, 21 January 2009
modjs.org has the rudiments of an apache module to handle server side javascript using SpiderMonkey.
SpiderMonkey APIs and a tutorial. Apache Module APIs and a tutorial.
Would like MIME support, a global request/response object (both MIME trees I think), SQLite and MySQL support, and File IO Support (if its not already there). Also should have support for including other javascript sources. mod_js has an example for includes and some of the request/apache stuff. SpiderMonkey has an example shell that shows some support for File objects I think.
Would be nice to have libGD and/or ImageMagick support (EXIF too, if possible), as well as some sort of curl library to get to other sites to do stuff.
Things we should have:
- Class for MIME objects and MIME headers.
- Object with server info (environment, log functionality)
- Object with request info (request string (full and broken up), incoming mime object, maybe cookies already broken up, etc.)
- Object with response info (outgoing mime object, print functionality, obstack stuff, way to set headers, etc)
- File class extensions, if needed
- Better include support (add to File)
- MySQL/SQLite classes and support (new classes probably needed here)
- system call support (put this on server)
- image manipulation support (new classes probably needed here)
- json support (maybe just some quick functions on the response (encode) /request (decode) ? or maybe better as a global)
- curl support (new class probably, using MIME stuff to send and receive, probably wrapped by request/response like objects.. maybe they should be classes, too.)
- Instead of bothering with curl, maybe just have a way to open a socket and read/write to it for now.
JS Class APIs:
- File (see File API)
- server object (see server API)
- TCPConnection
- DbConnection
- DbStatement (see DbStatement)
- ProcessConnection
- MimeHeader
- MimeEntity
- MailMessage
- HTTPRequest
- HTTPResponse
- global object (see global object extensions)
Things the module should do if it can:
- Cache compiled javascript code?
- Stay alive? Might already do this...
- Cached javascript context? Would this make sense?
- Cached session stuff? Do I really want/need this?
