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Web pages
Everything is served from the public html folder (Default: _datafiles/html/public)
The .html extension can be left off of page requests. For example, http://localhost/webclient.html can also be accessed with http://localhost/webclient.
You can add your own files (images, html, css) and they will be served from here as well. For example, add a folder called test and put a test.html in there. You should be able to open it up at http://localhost/test/test.html or http://localhost/test/test
NOTE: .html files are parsed as templates, using the Go text/template package.
NOTE: files beginning with _ such as _header.html cannot be directly requested. Additionally, these files are loaded into memory automatically and parsed with every page request. This is a good place to put template includes (See _header.html, _footer.html and 404.html for an example of what this looks like.
Template variables
There are a few template variables defined for use:
.REQUEST - This is an object containing the web request data. See Request.go for details.
.CONFIG - This is an object containing the MUD config data. See configs.go for details.
.STATS - This object contains a little bit of data about the server. See stats.go for details.
Documentation
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Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func RunWithMUDLocked ¶
func RunWithMUDLocked(next http.HandlerFunc) http.HandlerFunc
This wraps the handler functiojn with a game lock (mutex) to keep the mud from Concurrently accessing the same memory
func SetWebPlugin ¶
func SetWebPlugin(wp WebPlugin)
Types ¶
type Stats ¶
type Stats struct {
OnlineUsers []users.OnlineInfo
TelnetPorts []int
WebSocketPort int
}
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