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CRServer*?server?=?[[CRHTTPServer?alloc]?init];
[server?addBlock:^(CRRequest?*?request,?CRResponse?*?response,?CRRouteCompletionBlock?completionHandler)?{
[response?send:@"Hello?world!"];
}?forPath:@"/"];
[server?startListening];

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let?server:CRServer?=?CRHTTPServer()
server.addBlock({?(request,?response,?completionHandler)?->?Void?in
response.send("Hello?world!")
},?forPath:?"/")
server.startListening()

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• Download Criollo and try out the included OS X and iOS example apps. Criollo requires CocoaAsyncSocket, so do not forget to download it into Libraries/CocoaAsyncSocket.

• Read the ¡°Getting Started¡± guide and move further with the ¡°Doing More Stuff¡± guide

• Check out the documentation for a look at the APIs available

• Learn how to deploy your Criollo apps in the ¡°Deployment¡± guide

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°²×°CocoaPods

1. Create the Podfile if you don¡¯t already have one. You can do so by running pod init in the folder of the project.

2. Add Criollo to your Podfile. pod 'Criollo', '~> 0.1¡¯

3. Run pod install

¸´ÖÆrepo

git?clone?--recursive?https://github.com/thecatalinstan/Criollo.git