Haserl is a small program that uses shell or Lua script to create cgi web scripts. It is intended for environments where PHP or ruby are too big. It was written for Linux, but is known to run on FreeBSD. A typical use is to run cgi scripts in an embedded environment, using a small web server, such as mini-httpd, lighty, or the server built into busybox.

he haserl binary typically compiles to less than 20KB (stripped). The lua language adds less than 150K if linked in statically. Parses like other scripting languages: Anything that is not enclosed in <% ... %> tags is sent verbatim to the client. Form elements sent from the client are automatically parsed and placed into environment variables. The script can then reference the variables without any extra work. Mime data sent via the enctype="multipart/form-data" method is transparently decoded. This method is used when uploading files from the client. Attempts to drop its privileges to the uid/gid of the owner of the script for security.

The Haserl Framework is a set of shell scripts and functions that allow one to build MVC-style web applications based on shell scripting and haserl templating. It is similar to Ruby's Sinatra framework in structure, functionality, and spirit. Haserl Framework is developed primarily for embedded systems running minimal Linux distributions with limited space and shell functionality. The framework itself is relatively bare-bones but can easily be extended.

Effort has be made to keep the framework as POSIX compliant as possible, but that is an ongoing pursuit. The original development platform for Haserl Framework was OpenWRT's Ash/Busybox shell.

Has its own DSL (domain-specific language) but it's shell-based. Uses either scgi requests or FIFO files. Request processing is done in subshells for isolation. Requires Haserl, socat, gpg, base64, and a web server that supports CGI or SCGI.

A directory of virtual influencers and idoru.

A static page generator for git.

Git repo: https://git.codemadness.org/stagit/

An open source web server and web application scanner that tests for misconfigurations, bugs, and missing patches. Not designed to be subtle, it's a pen tester's auditing tool through and through.