The interpolator extension provides a single Toolips.Servable, the InterpolatedFile. This can be read from a directory, and is provided arguments to determine what to replace variable names with. Variable names are denoted with a $, much like in regular Julia.
index.html
<h1>Toolips interpolator example</h1>
<p>$xis is the number</p>
<h3> This should be a p:</h3>
<div align="center">
$helloworld
</div>
$mybutt
$regdiv
$myvalMyApp.jl
module MyApp
using Toolips
using ToolipsInterpolator
# welcome to your new toolips project!
"""
home(c::Connection) -> _
--------------------
The home function is served as a route inside of your server by default. To
change this, view the start method below.
"""
function home(c::Connection)
newp = p("helloworld", text = "hello world!")
myx = 5
mybutt = button("mybutt", text = "my button!")
regdiv = div("regdiv")
myval = "what the heck"
intfile = InterpolatedFile("src/index.html", xis = myx, myval = myval,
regdiv, mybutt, newp)
write!(c, intfile)
end
fourofour = route("404") do c
write!(c, p("404message", text = "404, not found!"))
end
routes = [route("/", home), fourofour]
extensions = Vector{ServerExtension}([Logger(), ])
"""
start(IP::String, PORT::Integer, ) -> ::ToolipsServer
--------------------
The start function starts the WebServer.
"""
function start(IP::String = "127.0.0.1", PORT::Integer = 8000)
ws = WebServer(IP, PORT, routes = routes, extensions = extensions)
ws.start(); ws
end
end # - module