Grapevine is a fast, unopinionated, embeddable, minimalist web framework for .NET. Grapevine is not intended to be a replacement for IIS or ASP.NET, but rather to function as an embedded REST/HTTP server in non-ASP.NET projects.
Grapevine is available on NuGet.org and can be installed using a NuGet package manager or the .NET CLI.
Grapevine is easy to get started with.
Create a simple route. This is the code that you want to run when a request comes in using the specified HTTP verb and path. Route methods must be asynchronous!
[RestResource]
public class MyResource
{
[RestRoute("Get", "/api/test")]
public async Task Test(IHttpContext context)
{
await context.Response.SendResponseAsync("Successfully hit the test route!");
}
}Next, create your first server using provided defaults (it's recommended to use the RestServerBuilder class to do this) and start it up!
using (var server = RestServerBuilder.UseDefaults().Build())
{
server.Start();
Console.WriteLine("Press enter to stop the server");
Console.ReadLine();
}Open your preferred browser and go to http://localhost:1234/api/test. You should see the following output in your browser:
Successfully hit the test route!
You'll see a lot of output in the console as well, because the defaults inject a console logger with the minimum level set to trace.
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Check out the project documentation https://scottoffen.github.io/grapevine.
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Want to see a working project in action? Clone this repository and take a look at the Samples project.
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Engage in our community discussions for Q&A, ideas, and show and tell!
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Have a question you can't find an answer for in the documentation? For the fastest and best results, ask your questions on StackOverflow using #grapevine. Make sure you include the version of Grapevine you are using, the platform you using it on, code samples and any specific error messages you are seeing.
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Issues created to ask "how to" questions will be closed.
We welcome contributions from the community! In order to ensure the best experience for everyone, before creating an issue or submitting a pull request, please see the contributing guidelines and the code of conduct. Failure to adhere to these guidelines can result in significant delays in getting your contributions included in the project.
We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.
Grapevine 5 is licensed under the MIT license.
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