LivioHTTPServer

This project was forked from https://github.com/robbiehanson/CocoaHTTPServer, and retains the BSD 2-clause license. The code has been wrapped into a framework, and is Carthage ready.

Any questions about the code can probably be answered on the wiki for the original project.

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LivioHTTPServer is a small, lightweight, embeddable HTTP server for Mac OS X or iOS applications.

Sometimes developers need an embedded HTTP server in their app. Perhaps it's a server application with remote monitoring. Or perhaps it's a desktop application using HTTP for the communication backend. Or perhaps it's an iOS app providing over-the-air access to documents. Whatever your reason, LivioHTTPServer can get the job done. It provides:

• Built in support for bonjour broadcasting
• IPv4 and IPv6 support
• Asynchronous networking using GCD and standard sockets
• Password protection support
• SSL/TLS encryption support
• Extremely FAST and memory efficient
• Extremely scalable (built entirely upon GCD)
• Heavily commented code
• Very easily extensible
• WebDAV is supported too!

Getting Started

If you’re using Carthage, simply add LivioHTTPServer to your Cartfile:

github "livio/LivioHTTPServer"

Make sure to add CocoaAsyncSocket.framework to "Linked Frameworks and Libraries" and "copy-frameworks" Build Phases. More Information on Carthage

To manually add LivioHTTPServer to your application:

1. Add the LivioHTTPServer repository as a submodule of your application's repository.
2. Run git submodule sync --quiet && git submodule update --init from within the LivioHTTPServer folder.
3. Drag and drop LivioHTTPServer.xcodeproj, Carthage/Checkouts/CocoaAsyncSocket/CocoaAsyncSocket.xcodeproj into the top-level of your application's project file or workspace.
4. On the "Build Phases" tab of your application target, add LivioHTTPServer.framework, and CocoaAsyncSocket.framework to the "Link Binary With Libraries" phase.
5. Add $(OBJROOT)/UninstalledProducts/include and $(inherited) to the "Header Search Paths" build setting (this is only necessary for archive builds, but it has no negative effect otherwise).
6. For iOS targets, add -ObjC to the "Other Linker Flags" build setting.