Bash on Balls: an MVC web framework for Bash, powered by netcat
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Re: Bash on Balls: an MVC web framework for Bash, powered by netcat
#2What a great name.
Re: Bash on Balls: an MVC web framework for Bash, powered by netcat
#3It basically pipes a fifo into netcat, and pipes the output of netcat to an HTTP parsing script, which calls router and model "methods" (which use Bash's built-in "namespacing") which runs the Bash templating language esh and pipes the the HTTP response back into the fifo.
Re: Bash on Balls: an MVC web framework for Bash, powered by netcat
#4So how can we use that? Is there any tutorial or examples?
Re: Bash on Balls: an MVC web framework for Bash, powered by netcat
#5What a great name.
"Bash with Balls" might've been better.
Re: Bash on Balls: an MVC web framework for Bash, powered by netcat
#6I have nothing but praise for this piece of insanity. I love bash and truly enjoy watch it being taken beyond is intended use cases.
Re: Bash on Balls: an MVC web framework for Bash, powered by netcat
#7So how can we use that? Is there any tutorial or examples?
I think it's best watched from a far.
Re: Bash on Balls: an MVC web framework for Bash, powered by netcat
#8So how can we use that? Is there any tutorial or examples?
I think it's best watched from a far.
Reminds me of an old SNL skit:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Fun_Ball#Warnings
Do not taunt Bash on Balls. Bash on Balls may stick to certain types of skin.
Re: Bash on Balls: an MVC web framework for Bash, powered by netcat
#9Wow.
Shell is my favorite programming language these days. For systems programming there's really no way to get terser or more accurate programs with a scripting language. Once they work, my shell scripts are essentially side effect free.
That said, I use it for true pipelines. An MVC framework sounds insane. But I already learned some new Bash tricks from reading the code so keep up the madness!
Re: Bash on Balls: an MVC web framework for Bash, powered by netcat
#10Think I found true love ...