//! A simple server with a very simple renderer for demonstration //! //! Run `cargo run --example simple' in the package directory, //! and visit localhost:5000 to browse files in thie package. extern crate iron; extern crate iron_archivist; use iron::prelude::*; use std::ffi::OsString; use std::sync::Arc; use iron_archivist::*; /// A very simple renderer implementation. Does not render really beautiful pages. struct SimpleRenderer; impl Renderer for SimpleRenderer { fn render_dir(&self, path_str: &str, entries: &[Entry]) -> RenderResult { let mut result = format!( "
{}", path_str, content )) } fn render_markdown(&self, path_str: &str, content: &str) -> RenderResult { Ok(format!( "
{}
", code, message )) } } fn main() { // Use the default configuration // And allow things that we would expect to see // in a Rust library let mut config = Config::default(); config.allowed_extensions.insert(OsString::from("rs")); config.allowed_extensions.insert(OsString::from("md")); config.allowed_extensions.insert(OsString::from("css")); config.allowed_extensions.insert(OsString::from("html")); config.allowed_file_names.insert(OsString::from(".gitignore")); config.allowed_file_names.insert(OsString::from("Cargo.toml")); config.blocked_file_names.insert(OsString::from("target")); // Use our very simple renderer let renderer = Arc::new(SimpleRenderer); // Summon our archivist let archivist = Archivist::summon(&config, renderer); // Archivist is an Iron Handler // Which can be used to create an Iron server Iron::new(archivist) .http(&config.listen) .unwrap(); // The server now listens localhost:5000 }