17.08.2024

• Fixed @File and @Folder crashes on Linux
• Minor fixes

16.08.2024 Introducing Files and Folder Views!
(+ c3-api is officially a library now!)

Now to add c3-api to your project you should do this:

• Download latest c3api.c3l from Releases
• Move c3l to your projects lib/ folder
• Add c3api to your dependencies in project.json

{
    ...
  "dependencies": ["c3api"],
    ...
}

• Use it in your project!
• For example project using library look here

Added Files and Folder Views

• Now you can link to file using @File("path") and view folder contents using @Folder("path")
• It also supports dynamic arguments
• For example look here

c3-api-example/src/examples/folder.c3

module c3apitest;
import c3api;
import std::collections::map;

fn HttpResponse c3api::ControllerParadise.src(c3api::Cref self = null, HttpRequest req, HashMap(<String,String>) args)
@Controller("/src") @Folder(".") { // Executable folder
    return {.body = "200"};
}

fn HttpResponse c3api::ControllerParadise.srcfile(c3api::Cref self = null, HttpRequest req, HashMap(<String,String>) args)
@Controller("/src/{file}") @File("./{file}") { // It also can be dynamic!
    return {.body = "200"};
}

P.S. Function body with this annotations will NOT execute

17.08.2024

• Fixed @File and @Folder crashes on Linux

16.08.2024 Introducing Files and Folder Views!
(+ c3-api is officially a library now!)

Now to add c3-api to your project you should do this:

• Download latest c3api.c3l from Releases
• Move c3l to your projects lib/ folder
• Add c3api to your dependencies in project.json

{
    ...
  "dependencies": ["c3api"],
    ...
}

• Use it in your project!
• For example project using library look here

Added Files and Folder Views

• Now you can link to file using @File("path") and view folder contents using @Folder("path")
• It also supports dynamic arguments
• For example look here

c3-api-example/src/examples/folder.c3

module c3apitest;
import c3api;
import std::collections::map;

fn HttpResponse c3api::ControllerParadise.src(c3api::Cref self = null, HttpRequest req, HashMap(<String,String>) args)
@Controller("/src") @Folder(".") { // Executable folder
    return {.body = "200"};
}

fn HttpResponse c3api::ControllerParadise.srcfile(c3api::Cref self = null, HttpRequest req, HashMap(<String,String>) args)
@Controller("/src/{file}") @File("./{file}") { // It also can be dynamic!
    return {.body = "200"};
}

P.S. Function body with this annotations will NOT execute

16.08.2024 Introducing Files and Folder Views!
(+ c3-api is officially a library now!)

Now to add c3-api to your project you should do this:

• Download latest c3api.c3l from Releases
• Move c3l to your projects lib/ folder
• Add c3api to your dependencies in project.json

{
    ...
  "dependencies": ["c3api"],
    ...
}

• Use it in your project!
• For example project using library look here

Added Files and Folder Views

• Now you can link to file using @file("path") and view folder contents using @folder("path")
• It also supports dynamic arguments
• For example look here

c3-api-example/src/examples/folder.c3

module c3apitest;
import c3api;
import std::collections::map;

fn HttpResponse c3api::ControllerParadise.src(c3api::Cref self = null, HttpRequest req, HashMap(<String,String>) args)
@Controller("/src") @Folder(".") { // Executable folder
    return {.body = "200"};
}

fn HttpResponse c3api::ControllerParadise.srcfile(c3api::Cref self = null, HttpRequest req, HashMap(<String,String>) args)
@Controller("/src/{file}") @File("./{file}") { // It also can be dynamic!
    return {.body = "200"};
}

P.S. Function body with this annotations will NOT execute

16.08.2024 Introducing Files and Folder Views!
(+ c3-api is officially a library now!)

Now to add c3-api to your project you should do this:

• Download latest c3api.c3l from Releases
• Move c3l to your projects lib/ folder
• Add c3api to your dependencies in project.json

{
    ...
  "dependencies": ["c3api"],
    ...
}

• Use it in your project!
• For example project using library look here

Added Files and Folder Views

• Now you can link to file using @File("path") and view folder contents using @Folder("path")
• It also supports dynamic arguments
• For example look here

c3-api-example/src/examples/folder.c3

module c3apitest;
import c3api;
import std::collections::map;

fn HttpResponse c3api::ControllerParadise.src(c3api::Cref self = null, HttpRequest req, HashMap(<String,String>) args)
@Controller("/src") @Folder(".") { // Executable folder
    return {.body = "200"};
}

fn HttpResponse c3api::ControllerParadise.srcfile(c3api::Cref self = null, HttpRequest req, HashMap(<String,String>) args)
@Controller("/src/{file}") @File("./{file}") { // It also can be dynamic!
    return {.body = "200"};
}

P.S. Function body with this annotations will NOT execute

12.08.2024 Introducing CORS!

Now server automatically serves CORS requests.

To enable that delete your old config to update it.

config.json

{
    "address": "127.0.0.1",
    "port": 8080,
    "enable-cors": true
}

Release before introduction of controllers.