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About
The F# web framework designed for clarity and speed
Web & AppsREADME.md
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The F# web framework designed for clarity and speed
open Wiz.Server
open Wiz.Route
open Wiz.Context
let handler ctx =
ctx |> sendText "Hello, World"
genServer()
|> setRoutes [get "/" handler]
|> run
Install
Via the .Net CLI:
dotnet add package Wiz
Example
Here is a fully functional server with 2 routes:
module Program
open Wiz.Server
open Wiz.Route
open Wiz.Context
///////////////////////////
// define route handlers
///////////////////////////
let handleHome ctx =
ctx
|> sendText "Show me some magic!"
let handleSpell ctx =
ctx
|> sendText "Abra Kadabra Kalamazoo!"
///////////////////////////
// map routes to handlers
///////////////////////////
let routes = [
get "/" handleHome
get "/spell" handleSpell
]
[<EntryPoint>]
let main args =
genServer()
|> setRoutes routes
|> run
About Wiz
Wiz is the result of attentively designing what an F# HTTP server API should look like, and then building that API.
Wiz's goal is to make it SO easy to interface with ASP.NET that its the most developer-friendly HTTP framework in all of .NET. To earn that title, Wiz needs to be well documented, intuitive, easily configurable, and fast as hell.
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