mod_swift allows you to write native modules for the Apache Web Server in the Swift 3 programming language. Server Side Swift the right way.
Checkout the mod_swift for more information.
This repository provides a Homebrew tap (repository) from which you can easily install mod_swift.
More detailed instructions can be found in the mod_swift documentation.
Got no Homebrew? Get it!
Before you install mod_swift, we highly recommend that you install or reinstall the Homebrew Apache w/ HTTP/2 and the MPM event module:
brew reinstall httpd --with-mpm-event --with-http2
You can also add --with-privileged-ports if you want to use such.
Then add the mod_swift tap and install mod_swift:
brew tap modswift/mod_swift
brew install mod_swift
(yes, the account is just modswift w/o underscore due to GitHub limitations)
You can call swift apache validate to make sure the installation is OK:
$ swift apache validate
The Swift Apache build environment looks sound.
srcroot: /Users/helge/dev/Swift/Apex3
module: mods_Apex3
config: debug
product: /Users/helge/dev/Swift/Apex3/.build/mods_Apex3.so
apxs: /usr/local/bin/apxs
mod_swift: /usr/local
swift: 5.0.1
cert: self-signed-mod_swift-localhost-server.crt
http/2: yes
Checkout our website: mod-swift.org.
mod_swift is brought to you by ZeeZide. We like feedback, GitHub stars, cool contract work, presumably any form of praise you can think of.
There is a #mod_swift channel on the Noze.io Slack
if you have any questions.