Re:Elnode, the EmacsLisp webserver, nears release
by kishi on Wednesday August 08, 2012 @09:22PM
(#4359026)
An Emacs web server existed over 10 years ago:
It has no doubt bit-rotted, but had some really
nice features, like being able to automatically
display any file as HTML with the exact same
syntax highlighting that Emacs itself uses.
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Re:Elnode, the EmacsLisp webserver, nears release
by eschulte on Wednesday August 08, 2012 @11:04PM
(#4359326)
If it doesn't handle POST requests it doesn't count.
(defun phase-handle-post ()
"Phase handler for post requests"
;; XXXX hack, not handling multi-part form data, just treat as a GET
;; for now.
(phase-handle-get) )
Re:Elnode, the EmacsLisp webserver, nears release
by nic-ferrier on Thursday August 09, 2012 @05:24AM
(#4360276)
Emacs webservers have indeed been around for years: http://emacswiki.org/emacs/HttpServer
Most of them required other solutions for accepting the socket however and also failed to address concurrency.
Elnode, btw, does reuse Emacs' syntax highlighting code. Just try it out and see what it's like.