Hi Michael,
Using WAI/Warp for this sounds reasonable. WAI actually works very
nicely with aeson, as they both use blaze-builder and
attoparsec-enumerator allows JSON values to be parsed directly from
the request body stream. I've put together an example of both the
server and client for the next Yesod cookbook blog post:
http://www.yesodweb.com/show/map/105
HTH,
Michael
On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 6:45 PM, Michael Xavier
Hi Haskell Beginners, I am writing a fairly simple app in haskell that will be used to support some Ruby on Rails apps at work. The gist of it is that it takes a JSON request and produces a JSON response. I've figured that strapping it to a web server will be the easiest way to allow our Rails apps to talk to it without worrying about IPC and all of that. I looked at yesod and snap and both seemed to be too much for what I'm asking. It seems to me that the best approach would be to write up an WAI interface, strap it to a Warp server and call it a day. 1) Is my reasoning about the approach to take sound or is there an alternative I haven't considered? My app will have 1 path (or rather won't care about the request path) and will take its input by just reading the request body. 2) Could anyone recommend what I need to read to take this approach? I started looking at Warp and WAI documentation and found I was well over my head as I have no knowledge of Iterators/Iteratees/Enumerators nor Builders, but I'm definitely willing to learn if that's what it takes. -- Michael Xavier http://www.michaelxavier.net
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