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So I've built out a little Ruby framework for the Gemini protocol. It's serving this site you're on now! I'll prove it, the time is 2023-07-22 20:02:19 +0000 and the current scope is GORController. (Values included in a template, how very Web1.0!) It's quite simple at the moment, with basically just controllers for responding to 'get' (no query string) and 'answer' (with query string) requests in a rails-y looking syntax.
This is the only repo currently. It's just my gemini capsule. This will change in the future with a more clean slate to start from.
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├── app/
│ ├── persistent/
│ │ ├── # Objects instantiated at server start up,
│ │ ├── # and persist between connections
│ │ └── 💎 hit_counter.rb
│ │
│ ├── # Controllers are included here, they cannot be nested
│ ├── 💎 gor_controller.rb
│ ├── 💎 guestbook_controller.rb
│ └── 💎 home_page_controller.rb
│
├── config/
│ ├── # Some configuration files
│ ├── 📄 robots.txt
│ ├── 💎 routes.rb
│ └── 💎 tls.rb
│
├── framework/
│ └── ... guts in here ...
│
└── 🧾 persistent.csv
├ # A tab-seperated file. There's an abstraction for writing
└ # to this file in the Persistent class.