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...Since Crystal does not allow using variables in macro literals, you need to generate another helper macro to make the code easier to read and write. You can add many blocks to the same verb/path combination by calling it multiple times they will be called in the same order they were defined. Browser redirects are simple as well. Simply call env.redirect in the route’s corresponding block.

The sinatra-like web framework for Nim. Jester provides a DSL for quickly creating web applications in Nim. All routes must be inside a routes block. Routes will be executed in the order that they are declared. So be careful when halting. The route path may contain a special pattern or just a static string. Special patterns are almost identical to Sinatra's, the only real difference is the use of @ instead of the :. In this case you might want to make the leading '/' optional too, you can do this by changing the pattern to "/hello/?...

Silicon is a C++ abstraction built on top of high-performance networking libraries. Its goal is to ease the writing of web APIs without compromising on performance. A simple mono-procedure API serving a static string under the route /hello/world. mhd_json_serve is a Silicon backend. It takes an API and serves it with the microhttpd C library. It relies on the JSON format whenever it has to encode or decode objects (procedures parameters and return values). Silicon relies on static objects...

The Recursive Relational Archaeological Database (ReArch) is a data management platform that preserves the practical configuration that data tables provide, while relaxing the strict, attribute-based model that so characterized modern databases. The schema consists of an inherently recursive and extensible structure that can incorporate heterogeneous observations and analyses into a common framework in order to evaluate their commensurability. In this manner, ReArch provides a simple platform for analyzing and formally expressing the chains of qualifications and associations that fundamentally characterize excavation contexts, artifact descriptions, geographical information, and the secondary and tertiary materials analyses derived from archaeological materials. ...