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README.md

Rivet Logo Apache Rivet

Apache Rivet is a powerful, flexible, consistent, fast, and robust solution to creating web applications with the help of the Tcl language and Apache HTTP Server.

See the doc/html/installation.html directory for installation and usage instructions.

See INSTALL for brief installation instructions - although the above docs in HTML are more thorough and extensive.

See LICENSE for licensing terms.

Current Travis/AppVeyor CI build status for Rivet:

OSMaster BranchRelease BranchBranch ‘winbuild’
Linux 64, Apache 2.4.37, Tcl/Tk 8.6
Windows 64, Apache 2.4.37, Tcl/Tk 8.6.7Build status
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macOS 64 (Darwin), Apache 2.4.37, Tcl/Tk 8.5

RIVET NAMESPACE

  • The Rivet command set was moved into the ::rivet namespace and each command should now be fully qualified. By default the command set (exceptions are ::rivet::try and ::rivet::catch) is placed in the namespace export list, so you can import it into the global namespace for compatibility with Rivet version < 2.0. This is a deprecated option though and it could be removed in future releases.