Sisk.HttpServer 0.6.0

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Sisk is a powerful micro-framework for building powerful Restful web APIs. It was written using .NET 6 and Microsoft-HTTPAPI/2.0 as their HTTP Engines. Currently, this micro-framework is suitable for building restful APIs, in a structured and object-oriented way. There is no native support for frontend rendering, templates or database connection. You can extend it as you see fit.

Features

• Ultra fast response/second average
• Support to operating system's native WebSocket control
• Sustainable and maintainable
• Abstract of usage models
• Database-agnostic
• Compatible implementation with *nix, Mac OS and Windows
• Asynchronous
• Request handling before callback support
• Built-in configurable rate limiter
• Configurable error handling
• Support to log access logs
• Easy Cross-Origin Resource Sharing setup
• Written in C# using the Microsoft-HTTPAPI/2.0 (same as IIS)

Note: this micro-framework only works for HTTP and not HTTPS. To use it over TLS/HTTPS, use a reverse proxy.

Documentation

You can access the Sisk documentation here.

Installation

You can install the latest release from Nuget:

PM> dotnet add package Sisk.HttpServer

You can see more info in the docs.

And then you can start building your own HTTP api, like this:

using Sisk.Core.Http;
using Sisk.Core.Routing;

namespace Sisk.Server
{
    internal class Program
    {
        public static HttpServer? Server { get; set; }
        public static Router? Router { get; set; }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Router = new();
            Router.SetRoute(RouteMethod.Get, "/", (req) => 
            {
                return req.CreateOkResponse("Hello, world!");
            });

            HttpServerConfiguration config = new HttpServerConfiguration();
            config.ListeningPort = 7488;

            Server = new(Router, config)
            {
                Verbose = true
            };

            Console.WriteLine("Sisk is listening on HTTP localhost:{0}", config.ListeningPort);
            Server.Start();

            Console.ReadKey();
        }
    }
}