Re: new: wapptclsh
Hi, here's the port with some changes. Updated to latest. Wapp now requires Tcl 8.6 so instead of a static wapptclsh, Wapp is now installed as a Tcl module. SQLite3 functionality comes from the sqlite3-tcl port. Programs already using wapptclsh simply need to make sure they contain: package require wapp; package require sqlite3 Also: a couple of patches changed PKGNAME updated COMMENT,DESCR docs and examples now installed tidied Makefile There's still some room for improvement: DESCR, examples/README.md, examples/*.tcl Maybe don't install less useful doc files. Stu > -- Original Message -- > From: James Turner> Date: April 11, 2018 at 8:47 PM > > > On Fri, Apr 06, 2018 at 09:40:05AM -0400, James Turner wrote: > > Attached is a new port for wapptcl a minimal TCL web applications > > framework wrapped in a statically linked tcl shell. > > > > Information for inst:wapptclsh-20180330 > > > > Comment: > > minimal TCL web applications framework > > > > Description: > > Wapp is a new framework for writing web applications in TCL. It has a > > very small API and is resistant to attacks and exploits. It can also be > > compiled as a statically linked interpreter (like we do in this port) > > that is easilly copied into chrooted environments and includes a bundled > > SQLite. > > > > Maintainer: James Turner > > > > WWW: http://wapp.tcl.tk/ > > > > -- > > James Turner > > What no one interested in some old school tcl web development? > > -- > James Turner > wapp-1.0-port.tar.gz Description: application/gzip
Re: new: wapptclsh
Oops, that one's slightly wrong. Use this one. Stu > -- Original Message -- > From: Stuart Cassoff <3...@bell.net> > Date: May 17, 2018 at 5:03 PM > > > Hi, here's the port with some changes. > > Updated to latest. > Wapp now requires Tcl 8.6 so instead of a static wapptclsh, > Wapp is now installed as a Tcl module. > SQLite3 functionality comes from the sqlite3-tcl port. > Programs already using wapptclsh simply need to > make sure they contain: > package require wapp; package require sqlite3 > > Also: > a couple of patches > changed PKGNAME > updated COMMENT,DESCR > docs and examples now installed > tidied Makefile > > There's still some room for improvement: > DESCR, examples/README.md, examples/*.tcl > Maybe don't install less useful doc files. > > > Stu > > > > -- Original Message -- > > From: James Turner> > Date: April 11, 2018 at 8:47 PM > > > > > > On Fri, Apr 06, 2018 at 09:40:05AM -0400, James Turner wrote: > > > Attached is a new port for wapptcl a minimal TCL web applications > > > framework wrapped in a statically linked tcl shell. > > > > > > Information for inst:wapptclsh-20180330 > > > > > > Comment: > > > minimal TCL web applications framework > > > > > > Description: > > > Wapp is a new framework for writing web applications in TCL. It has a > > > very small API and is resistant to attacks and exploits. It can also be > > > compiled as a statically linked interpreter (like we do in this port) > > > that is easilly copied into chrooted environments and includes a bundled > > > SQLite. > > > > > > Maintainer: James Turner > > > > > > WWW: http://wapp.tcl.tk/ > > > > > > -- > > > James Turner > > > > What no one interested in some old school tcl web development? > > > > -- > > James Turner > > wapp-1.0-port.tar.gz Description: application/gzip
Re: new: wapptclsh
On Fri, Apr 06, 2018 at 09:40:05AM -0400, James Turner wrote: > Attached is a new port for wapptcl a minimal TCL web applications > framework wrapped in a statically linked tcl shell. > > Information for inst:wapptclsh-20180330 > > Comment: > minimal TCL web applications framework > > Description: > Wapp is a new framework for writing web applications in TCL. It has a > very small API and is resistant to attacks and exploits. It can also be > compiled as a statically linked interpreter (like we do in this port) > that is easilly copied into chrooted environments and includes a bundled > SQLite. > > Maintainer: James Turner> > WWW: http://wapp.tcl.tk/ > > -- > James Turner What no one interested in some old school tcl web development? -- James Turner