384f957f4e22979d42f1f47d50288478e1a13be3
Adds hbrtl_ext/httpserver — a Five RTL extension that exposes a
single-process HTTP server controlled entirely from PRG.
Wire contract:
HTTP_SERVER_START(cAddr, cHandlerFunc) → blocking; returns NIL or cErr
HTTP_SERVER_STOP() → graceful shutdown
PRG handler signature:
FUNCTION OnRequest( hReq ) -> hResp
hReq: method, path, query, headers (hash), body, remote_addr
hResp: status (default 200), headers (hash), body
Each request runs on its own hbrt.Thread via vm.NewThread(), the same
pattern pgserver uses for connection isolation. Handler panics are
caught and turned into a 500.
The package is wired into fnode's defaultRTL list so any build that
doesn't override --rtl picks it up automatically.
Verified end-to-end with app/echo_server.prg: GET/POST against :8089
return JSON envelopes with the correct method, path, query, body
length, remote_addr, and roundtripped user-agent header.
The mod_harbour-compatible AP_* surface (AP_METHOD, AP_RPUTS,
AP_JSONRESPONSE, etc.) will sit on top of this dispatcher in
sub-phase 1a.3 as PRG, not Go.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
fivenode_go
FiveNode for Five — a Harbour-compatible web framework that compiles to a single Go binary. No Node.js, no FFI, no Apache. PRG sources go in, one executable comes out.
Successor to the koffi/N-API based fivenode framework, rebuilt on the Five Pure-Go runtime.
Status
Early bootstrap — Phase 1a in progress.
Architecture
Browser ──── HTTP/HTTPS ──── fivenode_go single binary
├─ Five hbrt VM (PRG interpreter / compiled)
├─ Five hbrtl (483 standard RTL functions)
├─ hbrtl_ext/httpserver — HTTP server RTL
├─ hbrtl_ext/capi — bridge_*.prg helpers
├─ hbrtl_ext/pgrtl — PostgreSQL client RTL
├─ app/ — bridge_*.prg + app PRG
└─ go:embed — static assets
fnode build api/*.prg --extra-rtl=hbrtl_ext/... -o myapp produces a
self-contained binary. No external dependencies beyond what the app code
itself opens (e.g. a Postgres connection).
Build
go build -o fnode ./cmd/fnode
./fnode build app/hello.prg -o hello
./hello
License
Copyright (c) 2026 Charles KWON OhJun. All rights reserved.
Description
FiveNode for Five — Harbour PRG web framework as a single Go binary (no Node.js, no FFI)
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