SpiderBasic

Quin wrote: Thu Jul 11, 2024 5:48 pm

Fred wrote: Thu Jul 04, 2024 11:39 am Yes, it's zlib compression

Would you consider putting this in the docs by chance? Could be useful info

It should also specify if that it's deflate or gzip format. Same compressor but different headers

just saw the write up of this he scaled it to 650,000,000. he was running an nginx reverse proxy to two flask servers setting and getting from redis. Each update to a client was 125kb which I expect was based on where you were paged in the browser

Sure, there is a full JSON lib support in SB


That's very encouraging. The only hurdle I have to make it transparent to users it InsertJSONStructure as it wants a compile time structure reference rather than a mapped runtime reference.

The goals for interoperability between PB server and SB ...

I'm in the process of making an in memory object DB similar to mongoDB. It's an indexed keypair store and can persist data to disk using the PB JSON lib. Coupled with Atomic Web Server you can then use it embedded in your server application locally or use it remotely with or without a reverse proxy ...

If you haven't seen Atomic webserver 3 or know what it's about, here it is
https://atomicwebserver.com

It in part designed to provide an easy way to host Spider Basic apps on the web or desktop and with it's virtual file system you can also embed your assets and deploy your app as a single ...

It's my source I will send you a link to download.

when I tried to add touch controls to it all I got was a black screen, though I'm still using v2.31 so that might be the issue, it's a very early source which I only did as a test.

Not done in Spider Basic but for Spider Basic!

PB_Civet_Server is an embedded in memory http/https server to host or pack and deploy your Spider Basic apps.
Built on Civetweb which was forked from Mongoose before it went GPL in 2013

Currently a windows only demo that doesn't do much but it'll be ...

Thanks I didn't think of trying that.

Is it possible or feasible to embed a spider application into a webpage?
I want to build up a pricing calculator and embed it, any suggestions.

I tried out of curiosity but it didn't work.

Thanks, that helps a lot.
I'm still trying to work out how to syntactically mash it together or should I just stick to js!


Enumeration
#mainForm

#ax
#ay
#az
EndEnumeration

Declare motion()
Declare onExit()

OpenWindow(#mainForm, 0, 0, 0, 0, "", #PB_Window_Background)

TextGadget(-1, 10 ...