Git clone this project in your machine.
Build tested on Ubuntu Server. Pistache doesn't support Windows, but you can use something like WSL or a virtual machine with Linux.
You will need to have a C++ compiler. I used g++ that came preinstalled. Check using g++ -v
You will need to install the Pistache library. On Ubuntu, you can install a pre-built binary as described here.
You can build the microwave executable by running make.
A step by step series of examples that tell you how to get a development env running
You should open the terminal, navigate into the root folder of this repository, and run
g++ microwave_example.cpp -o microwave -lpistache -lcrypto -lssl -lpthread
This will compile the project using g++, into an executable called microwave using the libraries pistache, crypto, ssl, pthread. You only really want pistache, but the last three are dependencies of the former.
Note that in this compilation process, the order of the libraries is important.
To start the server run
./microwave
Your server should display the number of cores being used and no errors.
To test, open up another terminal, and type
curl http://localhost:9080/ready
Number 1 should display.
Now you have the server running
- Pistache - Web server
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 Open Source Licence - see the LICENSE file for details