Web-MREST

Minimalistic REST server

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Web::MREST is a minimalistic REST server implemented in Perl. It builds on Plack and Web::Machine to provide the server infrastructure, including resource definition parsing, path dispatch (URI translation), error handling, status objects, JSON, etc.

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