Xevel
My first attempt at a python ASGI server
Xevel is very much my first attempt at an ASGI server and it is definitely not perfect. I am open to any PRs or issues if you come across any problems.
A basic use example of Xevel could look like this:
from xevel import *
web = Xevel(
("localhost", 9208)
) # you can use tuples for port setups ('localhost', PORT') or unix sockets (provide file location as string)
# ('localhost', 9208) # inet
# '/tmp/test.sock' # unix
router = Router(
"localhost:9208"
) # force routers to only accept connections from certain domain/subdomains. can provide 1 as a string or multiple as a list
@router.before_request()
async def breq(req):
print("before request is running!!!")
@router.after_request()
async def areq(req):
print(f"after request is running!!! endpoint: {req.url}")
@router.route("/test")
async def test_route(req):
req.resp_headers["XD"] = "lol"
return "asgi server works no way!!!"
@web.before_serving()
async def before():
print("before serving is running!!!")
@web.after_serving()
async def after():
print("after serving is running!!!")
web.add_router(router)
web.start()
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