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#!/usr/bin/env falcon --verbose serve -c
require 'rack'
def bottles(n)
n == 1 ? "#{n} bottle" : "#{n} bottles"
end
# Browsers don't show streaming content until a certain threshold has been met. For most browers, it's about 1024 bytes. So, we have a comment of about that length which we feed to the client before streaming actual content. For more details see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16909227
COMMENT = "<!--#{'-' * 1024}-->"
# To test this example with the curl command-line tool, you'll need to add the `--no-buffer` flag or set the COMMENT size to the required 4096 bytes in order for curl to start streaming.
# curl http://localhost:9292/ --no-buffer
run lambda {|env|
task = Async::Task.current
body = Async::HTTP::Body::Writable.new
request = Rack::Request.new(env)
count = (request.params['count'] || 99).to_i
body.write("<!DOCTYPE html><html><head><title>#{count} Bottles of Beer</title></head><body>")
task.async do |task|
body.write(COMMENT)
count.downto(1) do |i|
task.annotate "bottles of beer #{i}"
puts "#{bottles(i)} of beer on the wall..."
body.write("<p>#{bottles(i)} of beer on the wall, ")
task.sleep(0.1)
body.write("#{bottles(i)} of beer, ")
task.sleep(0.1)
body.write("take one down and pass it around, ")
task.sleep(0.1)
body.write("#{bottles(i-1)} of beer on the wall.</p>")
task.sleep(0.1)
body.write("<script>var child; while (child = document.body.firstChild) child.remove();</script>")
end
body.write("</body></html>")
rescue
puts "Remote end closed connection: #{$!}"
ensure
body.close
end
[200, {'content-type' => 'text/html; charset=utf-8'}, body]
}
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