D Web Development电子书

D Web Development

Table of Contents

D Web Development

Credits

Foreword

About the Author

About the Reviewers

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Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Downloading the example code

Downloading the color images of this book

Errata

Piracy

Questions

1. Getting Started with Your First Web Application

Installing the D compiler and the DUB package manager

Ubuntu and Debian

Fedora

OS X

Windows

Building from source

Verifying your environment

Creating your first web application

Using DUB to set up the project structure

Creating your first template

Summary

2. Using Templates for Your Web Pages

Benefits of using templates

Creating your first template

Turning the HTML page into a Diet template

Adding inheritance

Using includes

Integrating other languages with blocks and filters

Solving common tasks

Configuring the document type

Comments in a template

More about tags

Localizing your website

Adding D code to your template

Summary

3. Get Interactive – Forms and Flow Control

Introducing the note application

Creating a template with a simple form

A closer look at route matching

Serving static files

Storing session data

Authenticating the user

Using basic authentication

Using digest authentication

Form-based authentication

Enabling TLS/SSL with your application

Displaying an error page

Uploading files

Summary

4. Easy Forms with the Web Framework

Taking advantage of unique D features

Converting the note application

Naming the handler functions

Passing values of form fields

Creating sessions and session variables

Putting everything together

Validating user input

Displaying error messages with @errorDisplay

Refining the validation

Adding authentication

Localizing the web content

Summary

5. Accessing a Database

Choosing the right database technology

Relational databases

A key-value store

Document databases

Making a choice

Using the Redis key-value store

Installing Redis

Accessing Redis from the note application

Using the MongoDB document database

Installing MongoDB

Persisting data with MongoDB

Using the MySQL relational database

Installing MySQL

Using MySQL with vibe.d

Summary

6. Using the REST Interface

Defining the principles of the World Wide Web

Serializing D to JSON and back

Creating and using a REST service

Providing a service

Using a service

Tailoring the generated REST API

Changing the generated path

Passing parameters

Accessing CouchDB

Installing CouchDB

Testing the REST interface

Implementing the NoteStore service

Summary

7. The vibe.d Internals

The programming model of vibe.d

What is a fiber?

Benefits of asynchronous I/O

Combining threads, fibers, and asynchronous I/O

Coding your own main function

Performing background work

Running a fiber-based task

Using a thread

Porting an existing driver

An alternative solution for the existing drivers

Summary

8. Using vibe.d with a GUI Client

The GUI event loop and vibe.d

Creating a Win32 GUI application

Creating an X11 GUI application

Integrating with other GUI toolkits

Summary

9. Power Your Application with vibe.d Extensions

Publishing your project in the DUB registry

Useful community projects

Adding WebDAV services

Running your own blog

Chatting with IRC

Coding for the Internet of Things

Serving news

Accessing the Apache Cassandra database

Summary

Index