POEx::Role::PSGIServer - (DEPRECATED) Encapsulates core PSGI server behavior
version 1.150280
use MooseX::Declare; class MyServer with POEx::Role::PSGIServer { } MyServer->new()->run($some_psgi_app);
This module has been deprecated.
POEx::Role::PSGIServer encapsulates the core PSGI server behaviors into an easy to consume and extend role. It is based on previous POEx work such as POEx::Role::TCPServer which provides basic TCP socket multiplexing via POE::Wheel::SocketFactory and POE::Wheel::ReadWrite, and POEx::Role::SessionInstantiation which transforms plain Moose objects into POE sessions.
This Role has its roots firmly planted in POE::Component::Server::PSGI which provided the initial seed with the layout and logic of the basic server. Unfortunately, POE::Component::Server::PSGI didn't provide any mechnism for extension. The main goal of this Role is to provide as many extension points as possible. The secondary goal is to provide a more reasonable abstraction for several key pieces of the stack for streaming, and push writing.
(ClassName $class: @args)
BUILDARGS is wrapped to translate from the expected Plack::Handler interface to POEx::Role::TCPServer's expected interface.
is: ro, isa: CodeRef, writer: register_service
This attribute stores the PSGI application to be run from this server. A writer method is provided to match the expected Plack::Handler interface
is: ro, isa: HashRef, exists : has_wheel_flusher, get : get_wheel_flusher, set : set_wheel_flusher, delete : clear_wheel_flusher
This attribute stores coderefs to be called on a wheel's flush event (necessary to properly handle poll_cb)
(CodeRef $app)
run is provided to complete the Plack::Handler interface and allow the server to be executed with the provided psgi app
is Event
_start is advised to supply the proper input (HTTP::Parser) and output (Stream) filters.
(PSGIServerContext $c, Str $data)
write will alter the data if necessary for a chunked transfer encoded response and send it to the output buffer for the current context
(PSGIServerContext $c)
close will close the connection for the current context, but flushing the output buffer first
(Str $action, Int $code, Str $message, WheelID $id) is Event
handle_socket_error overridden from POEx::Role::TCPServer to delete the wheel when a socket level error happens. If more intelligent actions are required, please feel free to exclude this method and provide your own implementation
handle_listen_error is overridden from POEx::Role::TCPServer to die when the SocketFactory fails to listen to the provided address/port. If more intelligent actions are required, please feel free to exclude this method and provide your own implementation
(PSGIServerContext $c, PSGIResponse $response)
process_headers takes the headers from the PSGIResponse, and sends it to the output buffer for the current context. This method also determines if the response body should be transfer encoded as chunked based on the Connection and Content-Length headers.
http_preamble sends the first line of the HTTP response to the output buffer of the current context
(PSGIServerContext $c, PSGIResponse $response) returns (Bool)
http_body_allowed checks the result code from the PSGIResponse to determine if a body should be allowed to be returned. Returns true if a body is allowed, false otherwise.
(PSGIServerContext $c, PSGIResponse $response) is Event
respond processes the PSGIResponse to write out a valid HTTP response. If the body of the response is a real filehandle, it will be streamed appropriately via POEx::Role::PSGIServer::Streamer. If not, it will be iterated with which ever appropriate interface to the output buffer. If no body is provided, "generate_push_writer" is called to generate an appropriate object for use in push responses.
(PSGIServerContext $c) returns (Object)
generate_push_writer by default constructs and returns a POEx::Role::PSGIServer::ProxyWriter object that implements the push-object interface defined in PSGI
(PSGIServerContext $c) returns (HashRef)
generate_psgi_env returns a suitable HashRef as defined by PSGI for application use. If additional application specific items need to be added to the hash, please feel free to advise this method
(HTTPRequest $req, WheelID $wheel_id) returns (PSGIServerContext)
build_server_context constructs and returns a "PSGIServerContext" in POEx::Types::PSGIServer for the current connection
(HTTPRequest $req, WheelID $wheel_id) is Event
handle_inbound_data implements the required method for POEx::Role::TCPServer. It builds a server context, generates a psgi env hash, runs the psgi app, and then responds to the client
_write accesses the proper wheel for this context and puts the supplied data into the output buffer
Nicholas Perez <nperez@cpan.org>
This software is copyright (c) 2015 by Infinity Interactive.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.
To install POEx::Role::PSGIServer, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm POEx::Role::PSGIServer
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install POEx::Role::PSGIServer
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.