UV-Rays was designed to eliminate the complexities of high-performance threaded network programming, allowing engineers to concentrate on their application logic.

1. TCP (and UDP) Connection abstractions
2. Advanced stream tokenization
3. Scheduled events (in, at, every, cron)
4. HTTP 1.1 compatible client support

This adds to the features already available from Libuv on which the gem is based

UV-Rays supports all platforms where ruby is available. Linux, OSX, BSD and Windows. MRI, jRuby and Rubinius.

Run gem install uv-rays to install

Here's a fully-functional echo server written with UV-Rays:

require'uv-rays'moduleEchoServerdefon_connect(socket)@ip,@port=socket.peernamelogger.info"-- #{@ip}:#{@port} connected"enddefon_read(data,socket)write">>>you sent: #{data}"close_connectionifdata =~ /quit/ienddefon_closeputs"-- #{@ip}:#{@port} disconnected"endendreactor{UV.start_server"127.0.0.1",8081,EchoServer}

UV-Rays works with many existing GEMs by integrating into common HTTP abstraction libraries

• Faraday
• HTTPI
• Handsoap