It occurred to me that fossil can be seen as a frame work where you can
serve your own pages. That it has already a permission system and a
database is a big plus.
So i made a hello world page. See the instructions below.
If you do this it is obviously not fossil anymore! Its a nice way to build
a small application with a database and built in scm and wiki. with zero
administration on windows and linux
--instructions
I assume your in fossil directory and al the pages you make are in
custom/pages with extension _c that's Underscore followed by the letter c
mkdir -p custom/pages
--------------file custom/pages/hello._c
#include "config.h"
#include "hello.h"
/*
** WEBPAGE: hello
*/
void page_hello(void){
style_header("Hello World");
@ <h1>Hello World</h1>
style_footer();
}
-------eof hello._c
---------------file custom/custom.mk
cdir := custom
cpage:= $(cdir)/pages
cbase:=$(basename $(notdir $(wildcard $(cpage)/*._c)))
TRANS_SRC += $(addsuffix .c,$(cbase))
TRANS_H :=$(join $(addsuffix .c:,$(cbase)),$(addsuffix .h,$(cbase)))
OBJ += $(addsuffix .o,$(cbase))
%.c : $(cpage)/%._c
./translate $< > $*.c
%.o : %.c %.h $(SRCDIR)/config.erve
$(XTCC) -o $*.o -c $*.c
----eof custom/custom.mk
edit src/main.mk
line 271 ( ./makeheaders add_.c:add.h allrepo_.c:allrepo.h ) and add at
eof line $(TRANS_H)
line 229 (all: $(APPNAME) and add above the line
include custom/custom.mk
make and start fossil as a server and goto
http:/localhost:8080/hello
I advice you to not use the name hello._c but to use a prefix e.g.
cust_hello._c to not clash with fossil names.
The same is true for the c function instead of page_hello use cust_hello.
and also the WEBPAGE: use custom/hello so your url becomes
http://localhost:8080/custom/hello
--
Rene de Zwart
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