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https://github.com/a3r0id/sonoma

A tiny, programmable http server crafting framework that is built with security and simplicity in mind.
https://github.com/a3r0id/sonoma

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# Sonoma
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A tiny, low-level, programmable http-server-crafting framework that is built with security and simplicity in mind.

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# Setup
```pip install sonoma```

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# Basic Usage

### Server
```python
from sonoma import httpServer

server = httpServer('127.0.0.1', 8888)

server.run()
```

### Browser
```
Hello World!
This is the default webpage for Sonoma/1.0.x.
```

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# Basic Usage: Custom Response
### Server
```python
from sonoma import defaults, httpServer

server = httpServer('127.0.0.1', 8888)

defaults['defaultResponse'] = """

html, body{ margin: 0 auto;text-align:center; }

Hello World!


This is a modified version of the default webpage for %s.

""" % defaults['serverName']

server.run()
```

### Browser
```
Hello World!
This is a modified version of the default webpage for Sonoma/1.0.12.
```

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# Advanced Usage: Custom Handler
### Server
```python
from sonoma import httpServer, defaults, sonomaPrint
from sonoma import setCookie, parseCookies
from http import HTTPStatus

# DEFINES CUSTOM HANDLER
def myHandler(self, REQUEST, CONNECTION):
"""
## Supported Methods:
- GET
- HEAD
"""

# UNPACK "REQUEST" TUPLE
requestStatusLine, requestHeaders, requestBody = REQUEST

# UNPACK CONNECTION TUPLE
client_connection, client_address = CONNECTION

# LOG THE REQUEST TO STDOUT
sonomaPrint("%s -> %s Request: %s" % (str(self.vector), str(client_address), str(requestStatusLine),))

#
# RESOLVE THE REQUEST METHOD AND RESPOND ACCORDINGLY:
#

# SERVE GET
if requestStatusLine.split()[0].lower() == "get":

# GET OUR DEFAULT HEADERS + STATUS LINE
responseStatusLine, responseHeaders = self.httpHeaders(HTTPStatus.OK, contentType="html")

# CREATE A LIST OF STRINGS OF EACH REQUEST HEADER FOR USE IN OUR EXAMPLE
headerStrings = ["%s: %s\n" % (header[0], header[1]) for header in requestHeaders]

# HERES HOW WE CAN WORK WITH COOKIES, BOTH REQUEST AND RESPONSE:
requestCookies = parseCookies(requestHeaders) # GET REQUEST COOKIES
#sonomaPrint(requestCookies)

setCookie(responseHeaders, "cookieName", "cookieValue", ['Secure', 'HttpOnly']) # SET A RESPONSE COOKIE
#sonomaPrint(responseHeaders)

# CREATE A CUSTOM RESPONSE
responseBody = ("""

html, body{ margin: 0 auto;text-align:center; }

Hello World!


This is a custom response from %s.



Request Headers:


%s

""" % (defaults['serverName'], "".join(headerStrings))).encode()

return (responseStatusLine, responseHeaders, responseBody)

# RESPOND WITH 405 STATUS - METHOD NOT ALLOWED
else:
responseStatusLine, responseHeaders = self.httpHeaders(HTTPStatus.METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED, contentType="text")
return (responseStatusLine, responseHeaders, "")

# INITIALIZE THE SERVER BUT SET OUR CUSTOM HANDLER BEFORE RUNNING.
server = httpServer('127.0.0.1', 8888)

server.set_handler(myHandler)

server.run()
```

### Browser
![](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/796917179987656774/809904244387348490/unknown.png)

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# Advanced Handler: JSON API
### Server
```python
from sonoma import httpServer, HTTPStatus, sonomaPrint, serverGmtTime
from json import dumps
from urllib.parse import urlparse, parse_qs

# DEFINES CUSTOM HANDLER
def myHandler(self, REQUEST, CONNECTION):
"""
## Supported Methods:
- GET
- HEAD
"""

# UNPACK "REQUEST" TUPLE
requestStatusLine, requestHeaders, requestBody = REQUEST

# UNPACK CONNECTION TUPLE
client_connection, client_address = CONNECTION

# LOG THE REQUEST TO STDOUT
sonomaPrint("%s -> %s Request: %s" % (str(self.vector), str(client_address), str(requestStatusLine),))

#
# RESOLVE THE REQUEST METHOD AND RESPOND ACCORDINGLY:
#

# SERVE GET-JSON
if requestStatusLine.split()[0].lower() == "get":

# GET OUR JSON HEADERS + STATUS LINE
responseStatusLine, responseHeaders = self.httpHeaders(HTTPStatus.OK, contentType="json")

# PARSE THE GET QUERY
try:
clientQuery = parse_qs(urlparse(requestStatusLine.split()[1]).query)
except:
# IF QUERY CANNOT BE PARSED THEN RESPOND WITH AN ERROR MESSAGE
return (responseStatusLine, responseHeaders, dumps({'error': 'Invalid url query!'}))

# GET TIME FOR ONE OF OUR SERVERSIDE PROCESSING EXAMPLES
tstamp = serverGmtTime()

responseBody = dumps({
'query': clientQuery,
'time_gmt': tstamp
}, indent=4)

return (responseStatusLine, responseHeaders, responseBody)

# RESPOND WITH 405 STATUS - METHOD NOT ALLOWED
else:
responseStatusLine, responseHeaders = self.httpHeaders(HTTPStatus.METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED, contentType="text")
return (responseStatusLine, responseHeaders, "")

# INITIALIZE THE SERVER BUT SET OUR CUSTOM HANDLER BEFORE RUNNING.
server = httpServer('127.0.0.1', 8888)

server.set_handler(myHandler)

server.run()
```
### Browser
> http://127.0.0.1:8888/?testQuery=1
```json
{
"query": {
"testQuery": [
"1"
]
},
"time_gmt": "Sat, 20 Feb 2021 20:18:51 GMT"
}
```
# Conclusion

- Adding better documentation soon!