plezi.rb in plezi-0.12.0

- old
+ new

@@ -9,12 +9,12 @@
 require 'json'
 require 'yaml'
 require 'uri'
 require 'set'
 
-# GRHttp servet
-require 'grhttp'
+# Iodine server
+require 'iodine/http'
 
 
 ## erb templating
 begin
 	require 'erb'
@@ -65,11 +65,10 @@
 #
 # Plezi routes accept controller classes, which makes RESTful and WebSocket applications easy to write.
 # For example, open your Ruby terminal (the `irb` command) and type:
 #
 #    require 'plezi'
-#    listen
 #    route "*", Plezi::StubRESTCtrl
 #    exit # will start the service.
 #
 # Controller classes don't need to inherit anything :-)
 #
@@ -79,41 +78,37 @@
 #    class MyController
 #       def index
 #          "Hello World!"
 #       end
 #    end
-#    listen
 #    route "*", MyController
 #
 #    exit # I'll stop writing this line every time.
 #
 # Amazing(!), right? - You can read more in the documentation for Plezi::StubWSCtrl and Plezi::StubRESTCtrl, which are stub classes used for testing routes.
 #
 # Plezi routes accept Regexp's (regular exceptions) for route paths.
 # Plezi also accepts an optional block instead of the conrtoller Class object for example:
 #
 #    require 'plezi'
-#    listen
 #    route(/[.]*/) {|request, response| response << "Your request, master: #{request.path}."}
 #
 # As you may have noticed before, the catch-all route (/[.]*/) has a shortcut: '*'.
 #
 # class routes that have a specific path (including root, but not a catch-all or Regexp path)
 # accept an implied `params[:id]` variable. the following path ('/'):
 #
 #    require 'plezi'
-#    listen
 #    route "/", Plezi::StubWSCtrl
 #    # go to: http://localhost:3000/1
 #    # =>  Plezi::StubRESTCtrl.new.show() # where params[:id] == 1
 #
 # it is possible to use "magic" routes (i.e. `/resource/:type/(:id)/(:date){/[0-9]{8}}/:foo`) and it is also possible to set the appropriate parameters within the `before` method of the Conltroller.
 #
 # Routes are handled in the order they are created. If overlapping routes exist, the first will execute first:
 #
 #    require 'plezi'
-#    listen
 #    route('*') do |request, response|
 #       response << "Your request, master: #{request.path}." unless request.path.match /cats/
 #    end
 #    route('*') {|request, response| response.body << "Ahhh... I love cats!"}
 #
@@ -131,12 +126,9 @@
 #    PL.on_shutdown(Kernel, :my_shutdown_proc, Time.now) { puts "this will run after shutdown." }
 #    PL.on_shutdown() { puts "this will run too." }
 #
 #    # a timer
 #    PL.run_after 2, -> {puts "this will wait 2 seconds to run... too late. for this example"}
-#
-#    # an asynchronous method call with an optional callback block
-#    PL.callback(Kernel, :puts, "Plezi will start eating our code once we exit terminal.") {puts 'first output finished'}
 #
 #    # remember to exit to make it all start
 #    exit
 #
 # all the examples above shoold be good to run from irb. updated examples can be found at the Readme file in the Github project: https://github.com/boazsegev/plezi