TR.SimpleHttpServer 1.1.1

TR.SimpleHttpServer

A lightweight, easy-to-use HTTP server library for .NET. Build HTTP and WebSocket servers with minimal code.

Features

✨ Simple API - Get your server running in just a few lines of code ⚡ Async/Await - Full async support for high-performance applications 🔌 WebSocket Ready - Native WebSocket communication support 📦 Cross-platform - .NET Standard 2.0+ compatible ✅ Production Ready - Fully tested and documented

Quick Start

Basic HTTP Server

using TR.SimpleHttpServer;
using System.Net;

async Task<HttpResponse> HandleRequest(HttpRequest request)
{
	return new HttpResponse(
		HttpStatusCode.OK,
		"text/plain",
		new System.Collections.Specialized.NameValueCollection(),
		"Hello, World!"
	);
}

using var server = new HttpServer(8080, HandleRequest);
server.Start();

// Server is now running on http://localhost:8080/
Console.ReadLine(); // Keep server running

WebSocket Server

using TR.SimpleHttpServer;
using TR.SimpleHttpServer.WebSocket;

async Task<WebSocketHandler?> SelectWebSocketHandler(string path)
{
	return path == "/ws" ? HandleWebSocket : null;
}

async Task HandleWebSocket(HttpRequest request, WebSocketConnection connection)
{
	while (connection.IsOpen)
	{
		var message = await connection.ReceiveMessageAsync(CancellationToken.None);

		if (message.Type == WebSocketMessageType.Text)
		{
			await connection.SendTextAsync($"Echo: {message.GetText()}", CancellationToken.None);
		}
	}
}

using var server = new HttpServer(8080, HandleRequest, SelectWebSocketHandler);
server.Start();

Supported Frameworks

• .NET Standard 2.0

API Overview

HttpServer

Main class for running an HTTP server with optional WebSocket support.

• Start() - Start the server
• Stop() - Stop the server
• IsRunning - Check if server is running
• Port - Get the listening port

HttpRequest

Represents an incoming HTTP request.

• Method - HTTP method (GET, POST, etc.)
• Path - Request path
• Headers - HTTP headers
• QueryString - Query parameters
• Body - Request body as byte array

HttpResponse

Represents an HTTP response to send back.

• Status code
• Content-Type
• Custom headers
• Body (string or byte array)

WebSocket Classes

Complete WebSocket support for real-time bidirectional communication:

• WebSocketConnection - Manage WebSocket connections
• WebSocketMessage - Handle WebSocket messages
• WebSocketHandler - Process WebSocket events

Documentation

For more examples and detailed documentation, visit the GitHub repository.

License

MIT License - See LICENSE file for details

Support

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• 💡 Feature Requests
• 📚 Full Documentation