Creating a dynamic website with cgi.d

My cgi.d file is a self-contained module to create dynamic websites that can be accessed over the classic CGI protocol, the SCGI and FastCGI protocols, or by an embedded HTTP server that can be placed behind a reverse proxy—all with the same API for your code to use. The cgi.d module provides a Cgi class whose API exposes basic interaction with the requesting web browser such as query parameters, file uploads, cookies, HTTP headers, and writing response data.

Getting ready

Download cgi.d from https://github.com/adamdruppe/arsd and put it in your project's directory. You do not need any other files from the repository nor any other external libraries unless you want to use the FastCGI interface, which requires the C library libfcgi to be installed on the system.

For testing, you can use the embedded HTTP server and access it directly from your browser. However, to deploy the application, you'll also want to configure your web server software to use the application...