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Build and run a Basil server against a scratch site to observe changes at the real HTTP surface.
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Basado en la clasificación ocupacional SOC
Run the project Definition of Done for the current unit of work and integrate it — build, test, verify, docs/changelog, commit, rebase, merge to main, push, and remove the worktree. Use when a piece of work is finished and should land on main. Merge model is direct-to-main (no PR).
Develop and test Basil web applications with HTTP handlers, routing, sessions, authentication, databases, and interactive components (Parts).
How to write Parsley code for tests, examples and documentation.
| name | verify |
| description | Build and run a Basil server against a scratch site to observe changes at the real HTTP surface. |
go build -o $SCRATCH/basil ./cmd/basil
verify-site/
basil.yaml
site/home/index.pars # put pages in subdirs — a root site/index.pars
# is a catch-all handler and swallows 404s
Minimal page: <!DOCTYPE html> then <html><body><h1>"Text"</h1></body></html>
(Parsley: text content must be quoted).
cd verify-site && $SCRATCH/basil --dev --port 8085
Dev mode serves HTTP on localhost; browser tools can open it directly. Note: handler errors show the detailed dev error page, not the production 500 page; 404s show the real production 404 page (no root handler → 404).
Production requires https.auto: true + email, or manual cert/key.
Self-signed works for curl (-k); the in-app browser refuses it, so
capture bodies with curl and screenshot them via a static server:
openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout key.pem -out cert.pem -days 2 -nodes -subj "/CN=localhost"
server:
host: localhost
port: 8443
https: {auto: false, cert: ./certs/cert.pem, key: ./certs/key.pem}
site:
path: ./site
curl -ks https://localhost:8443/whatever
let x = definitelyNotDefined.pkill -f "$SCRATCH/basil" — shell job control (%1)
doesn't survive across Bash tool calls, and a stale server holding the
port makes the next launch die with "address already in use" while curl
happily talks to the old binary.[WARN]/[ERROR].