Guile-WWW

What is it?

Guile-WWW is a set of Guile Scheme modules for making URI requests (client side), as well as for doing listener setup (INET and UNIX domain), HTTP request parsing, MIME lookup, cookie handling, response packing, and logging (server side). Its core was originally written by Tim Pierce. It is released under the GNU GPLv3+ along with a manual in texinfo format (i.e., the source for the online documentation).

News

Latest release: 2.28 (2010-06-22)

• new home page: http://www.nongnu.org/guile-www/
• doc fix: variables now included in index (e.g., ‘CRLF’)
• new EXPERIMENTAL modlisp support
  • ‘make-big-dishing-loop’ takes keyword arg #:style
  • ‘mouthpiece’ takes optional arg ‘style’
  • new module: (www server-utils modlisp)
• new (www server-utils answer) procs
  • flat-length
  • tree-flat-length!
  • string<-tree
  • string<-headers
• MARKED FOR REMOVAL 2011-12-31
  • proc ‘(www server-utils answer) string<-header-components’

The web pages (including this one) for Guile-WWW are in transition from the original home page (see also ttn's software), so you can find more info there.

Hacking

Check out the project page on savannah (nongnu).

Copyright (C) 2010 Thien-Thi Nguyen

Updated: 2010-08-23 18:27 UTC (source: index.html-data, common.scm, GNUmakefile)