edon-http v0.0.2

edon-http

A Route-less Node HTTP Server - the simplest way possible. Old-school is so cool...

Route-less structure:

Two key directories: '/private/' and '/public/'.

	'/private/'
		Server-side Nodejs files go here
		in whatever vanilla, MVC, clean
		or crazy directory structure you want.
		Example: a url of 'htp://site.com/login'
		will hit the nodejs file '/private/login.js'
		Nothing inside the /private/ directory
		can be accessed accidentally like a
		client-side .js file. Your source is safe.

	'/public/'
		Client-side files go here, like:
		/public/scripts/jquery.min.js
		/public/styles/global-styles.css
		/public/images/cat.gif.
		These will use their /public/ base,
		meaning: <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="/public/styles/global-styles.css">

	Your default landing page when nothing is specified in the URL, ie. 'http://site.com/' will hit 'private/index.js'.

A basic node http server start file:

Here is a sample server.js file which you would start by running "node server".
In this example below you can specify the port to listen on "node server 8080" or "sudo node server 80".

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// File: server.js
// Created: January 2016

var Edon = require("./edon-http.js"),
	Http = require("http");

// Make 'Edon' accessible EVERYWHERE
global.edon = new Edon();

var svr = Http.createServer(global.edon.listener),
	port = 8888;

console.log(process.argv);
if (process.argv.length > 2 && !isNaN(process.argv[2]) && process.argv[2] >= 80) {
	port = process.argv[2];
}

svr.listen(port);

console.log("Edon Server is running!\n\nListening on port: " + port + ".\n\n\n")
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

There are additional functions in edon-http for static file usage:

Referencing 'global.edon = new Edon();' from the sample 'server.js' shown above:

INC - to include static file content:
	response.write(global.edon.inc("./views/login_form.html"));

REQR - to include nodejs file functions
	self.reqr(path.resolve(global.edon.serverDir + "error/404notfound.js"));  // self.serverDir = '/private/'

QS2OBJ
	request.reqUrlParams = global.edon.qs2obj(request.reqUrl.query);