Introduction

This is a stub for the Exyus framework

_From the Exyus project home page:

Features

The current version of Exyus has the following features: * Resource-oriented coding - you create inbound endpoints by creating resource classes * Built-in support for standard HTTP Methods (GET,HEAD,PUT,POST,DELETE,OPTION as resource methods) * Url-Mapping - Resource classes can support multiple Uri patterns (via regular expressions) * Multiple Representations - The same resource can support any number of Content Types (XML, JSON, Atom, HTML, etc.) * Caching Support - Mark your resource to support Validation and/or Expiration caching * Authentication - Supports Digest and Basic Auth * Authorization - Map Urls and HTTP Methods for user access * Compression - Automatically supports gzip/deflate per client headers. * Built-in HTTPClient - Perform direct HTTP requests against other HTTP servers._

Quick Example

Using the Exyus engine means you can define a read/write resource that allows live editing (tested w/ Amaya browser) with just the following C# code: ``` using System; using Exyus.Web;

namespace Exyus.Editable { // full read/write via PUT w/ ETags [UriPattern(@"/editable/(?[^/?])?(?:.xcs)(?:[?])?(?:.)?")] [MediaTypes("text/html","application/json","application/atom+xml")] public class editPages : XmlFileResource { public editPages() { this.ContentType = "text/html"; this.UpdateMediaTypes = new string[] { "text/html" }; this.AllowPost = false; this.AllowCreateOnPut = true; this.DocumentsFolder = "~/documents/editable/"; this.StorageFolder = "~/storage/editable/"; this.XHtmlNodes = new string[] { "//body" }; this.LocalMaxAge = 600; this.ImmediateCacheUriTemplates = new string[] { "/editable/.xcs", "/editable/{docid}.xcs" }; } }

} ```