--[[ HTTP server implementation for LuCI - luci handler (c) 2008 Steven Barth Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 $Id$ ]]-- module("luci.httpd.handler.luci", package.seeall) require("luci.dispatcher") require("luci.http") require("luci.http.protocol.date") require("ltn12") Luci = luci.util.class(luci.httpd.module.Handler) Response = luci.httpd.module.Response function Luci.__init__(self) luci.httpd.module.Handler.__init__(self) end function Luci.handle_head(self, ...) local response, sourceout = self:handle_get(...) return response end function Luci.handle_post(self, ...) return self:handle_get(...) end function Luci.handle_get(self, request, sourcein, sinkerr) local r = luci.http.Request( request.env, sourcein, sinkerr ) local res, id, data1, data2 = true, 0, nil, nil local headers = {} local status = 200 local x = coroutine.create(luci.dispatcher.httpdispatch) while not id or id < 3 do coroutine.yield() res, id, data1, data2 = coroutine.resume(x, r) if not res then status = 500 headers["Content-Type"] = "text/plain" local err = {id} return Response( status, headers ), function() return table.remove(err) end end if id == 1 then status = data1 elseif id == 2 then headers[data1] = data2 end end local function iter() local res, id, data = coroutine.resume(x) if not res then return nil, id elseif not id then return true elseif id == 5 then return nil else return data end end headers["Expires"] = luci.http.protocol.date.to_http( os.time() ) headers["Date"] = headers["Expires"] return Response(status, headers), iter end