Miss Molly is a web application server and library, written in Go, featuring a friendly YAML config syntax and scritable request processing via an embedded Lua interpreter.

$ go get github.com/natural/missmolly
$ ./bin/missmolly

First thing, make sure you've got Go installed. Then you can go get Miss Molly with a shell command. For example, you can make a workspace for a sample project, initialize it, and fetch MM:

$ mkdir example-workspace
$ cd example-workspace
$ export GOPATH=`pwd`
$ go get github.com/natural/missmolly

After the go get we've got the server in ./bin/missmolly but we need to make a config file before we can run it. Continuing with the shell commands above:

$ cat <<EOF >example-config.yaml
- location: /
  content: >-
    request:write('Hello, world.')
EOF

Now we can start the server:

$ ./bin/missmolly run example-config.yaml

(this section (and the rest of this README) are incomplete)