Simbol server

A simple HTTP and WebSocket server built on top of Iron and ws. Easily get started with a Simbol app

Quick start

In the root directory of you web project, create a server directory for the Rust server:

bash mkdir server mkdir server/src cd server

Create a Cargo.toml and add the dependency to it:

toml [dependencies] simbol-server = "1.0.0"

Create a main.rs file in the server/src directory with the following content:

```rust extern crate simbol;

use std::thread; use simbol::server::; use simbol::multivp::;

fn main() { let mut routes: Vec = Vec::new(); routes.push(Route { mountpath: String::from("/build/"), // Mount path, referring to which part of the URL it takes care of relativepath: String::from("build"), // The actual relative path to the content from your project's root directory }); routes.push(Route { mountpath: String::from("/assets/"), relativepath: String::from("assets"), }); let server = SimbolServer::new(String::from("../"), 3000, routes); let httphandle = thread::spawn(move || { server.runserver(); });

let multivp_server = MultiVP::new(String::from("localhost"), 8091);
let ws_handle = thread::spawn(move || {
    multivp_server.run_server();
});

http_handle.join().unwrap();
ws_handle.join().unwrap();

} ```

This will create and run an HTTP server with the default roots to load:

• index.html from /index.html
• The different files in /*
• Your assets, such as GLTF files, from /assets/
• Your built files, such as your JS and CSS, from /build/

It will also create and run a WebSocket server for the multiVP (social) component of Simbol

Then run it:

cargo run

License

This program is free software and is distributed under an MIT License.