This module serves as a learning exercise for me, and hopefully for others too, when doing Nginx module development.
I stole the code and added some notes using mostly Evan Miller's Nginx Module Development Guide. Also helpful is the translation of Vhalery Kholodov's Nginx Module Guide done by Antoine Bonavita that also mantains a Nginx Discovery blog to document his journey on Nginx module development.
Configure Nginx adding this module with:
Static Module : ./configure (...) --add-module=/path/to/nginx-hello-world-module
Dynamic Module: ./configure (...) --add-dynamic-module=/path/to/nginx-hello-world-module
Build Nginx as usual with make.
Configure the module. There's only one directive hello_world that is supported in the location context only.
Example:
location = /test {
hello_world;
}
Now doing something like:
curl -i http://example.com/test
should return the hello world string as the response body.
English: You can go to the Nginx Planet and get a lot of Nginx related information.
Russian: The Habrahabr Nginx Blog a treasure trove of Nginx related discussions. Use google translate or Babelfish if you don't read Russian.
Add an argument to the hello_world directive specifying the language. For example:
en: hello world
fr: bounjour monde
pt: olá mundo
es: hola mundo
Make the hello_world directive be also defined in the if in location context (NGX_HTTP_LIF_CONF) in ngx_http_config.h. Which implies defining a merge configuration function.
Document everything with Doxygen linking the relevant header and source files from the Nginx core.
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