47 lines
1.6 KiB
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47 lines
1.6 KiB
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/**
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Provides vibe based applications with a central program entry point.
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This module is included automatically through the import 'vibe.d'. It will provide a default
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application entry point which parses command line arguments, reads the global vibe configuration
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file, and starts the event loop.
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The application itself then just has to initialize itself from within a 'static this' module
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constructor and perform the appropriate calls to listen for connections or other operations.
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If you want to provide your own main function, you have to import vibe.vibe instead of
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vibe.d and define a -version=VibeCustomMain. Be sure to call vibe.core.core.runEventLoop
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at the end of your main function in this case. Also beware that you have to make appropriate
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calls to vibe.core.args.finalizeCommandLineOptions and vibe.core.core.lowerPrivileges to get the
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same behavior.
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Copyright: © 2012-2016 Sönke Ludwig
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License: Subject to the terms of the MIT license, as written in the included LICENSE.txt file.
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Authors: Sönke Ludwig
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*/
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module vibe.appmain;
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version (VibeDefaultMain):
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version (VibeCustomMain) {
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static assert(false, "Both, VibeCustomMain and VibeDefaultMain are defined. "
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~ "Either define only VibeDefaultMain, or nothing at all (VibeCustomMain "
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~ "has no effect since 0.7.26).");
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}
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/**
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The predefined vibe.d application entry point.
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This function will automatically be executed if you import the module vibe.d in your code. It
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will perform default command line parsing and starts the event loop.
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*/
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int main()
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{
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import vibe.core.core : runApplication;
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version (unittest) {
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return 0;
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} else {
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return runApplication();
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}
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}
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