Project Name: TBD — For now, just "OCaml HTTP Server"! OLox Server
The idea is to have some fun with OCaml, and since I want to build something interactive, why not create a small server that serves a page with three panels? The user can enter code in one panel, and the other two will be used to display output and any errors.
For now, our OCaml server can serve a basic index.html page and handle a simple transformation of input text using ROT13 🙂... Everything is wired up — now it's just a matter of improving and expanding it!
Next steps: we'll follow the Crafting Interpreters book to parse and evaluate Lox code from the input panel.
- We are able to scan lox code
- Starting to work on Representing Code
- To get doc in my terminal I'm using:
w3m "$(odig cache path)/html/index.html"- of course you need to have
odiginstalled...
- of course you need to have
- To run the server:
dune exec olox_server - And for testing:
❯ curl http://localhost:8000/jOe
Hello jOe!- But to truly immerse yourself in the experience open it in your browser 🤸
