[D]Webserver + Source

[Super Aids]

I figured this might be interesting to some.

I know it's not the best, nor the worst.

read me.txt

This project was made by BaussHacker:
http://www.hackforums.net/member.php?action=profile&uid=522041

There has been no 3rd party codes or anything involved with this project.
The whole webserver has been coded from scratch!

This is not a serious project and was just a fun project.

Thanks to Eight for support:
http://www.hackforums.net/member.php?action=profile&uid=537025

I want to say this is not intended for a real webserver as it was just a fun project and I've learned a lot from it!

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The folder "pages" is used to manage code-behind for pages.
Please use the current pages as reference how they work.

Each page should have its own file and module to remain a proper structure.
To make the code-behind work, you'll need to add it in master.d
It has to be added here:
	switch (requestpage)
	{
		// ADD PAGE HERE

The website is located in the www folder found in the output folder.
A webpage is associated with 2 files. PAGE_NAME.d.body and PAGE_NAME.d.head where the body file is for the html body and the head file is for the html head.

Each pages is associated with the masterpage as well. To edit the html of the masterpage edit master.d.master in the www folder.
@body represents the location of the body data parsed from each file.
@head represents the location of the head data parsed from each file.

You can also redirect users using code-behind. There is an example using querystring in redirect.d
Basically you call session.Redirect() which takes a string parameter as the url. It could be a another page or a whole new site ex. http://google.com/

To use url-rewriting ex. http://127.0.0.1/index/ just remove the d extension from both the body and head file. And when referring in master.d also remove the d extension (If you want code-behind)

The webserver supports the following feautres:
Simple postdata
Querystring
Url-redirecting
Url-rewriting (Does not support forward-slash at the end atm. easy fix though, just cba atm.)
Images
Masterpage
Code-behind (Compiled...)

Screenshot:


Download: (Source)


Github:


A little note: Ignore the EndsWith method in tools.d, because it was before I discovered the "endsWith" from the standard library. You can delete the method as it's not in use ant places.