Bull's Eye is a Dart-IO Web-Server (like Node JS / Express). It should bring the speed of Dart to the server-side. To have an single language to program server and client.

You can get Bulls-Eye from the Dart Pub Manager.
Get the Package

• Add the dependancy 'bulls_eye' to your pubspec.yaml
• Via the DartEditor dialog
• By adding the following to the file:

  dependencies:
      bulls_eye: any
  

• Update your depandancies by running pub install

Use the Package

import 'package:bulls_eye/BullsEyeCommon/bulls_eye_common.dart'; // For route defenition
import 'package:bulls_eye/BullsEyeServer/bulls_eye_server.dart'; // For using the web server

Note: I will change this in future to 'bulls_eye/common.dart' and 'bulls_eye/server.dart'

// Route defenition
var jsPath = new RouteDef("js/*"); // Add a wildcard '*' to match all routes they start with the defined route
var cssPath = new RouteDef("css/*");
var home = new RouteDef("");
var toDoListItemRoute = new RouteDef("ToDo/:ListID/(:ItemID)"); // Define route variables 'ListID' and optional route variables 'ItemID'
var searchRoute = new RouteDef("search?q&(ResultCount)"); // Define query variables 'q' and optional query variables 'ResultCount'

// Create Server
var server = new Server();

// Define Routes
server..RegisterRoute(new FileRoute.fromUri(cssPath, methods: ["GET"], contentTypes: ["text/css"])) // Only CSS allowed
      ..RegisterRoute(new FileRoute.fromUri(jsPath, methods: ["GET"]))
      ..RegisterRoute(new FileRoute.fromPath(home, "html/home.html", methods: ["GET"]))
      ..RegisterRoute(new LogicRoute(toDoListItemRoute, (context) {
        //Logic to execute here
      }, methods: ["GET"]));
	 ..RegisterRoute(new LogicRoute(searchRoute, (context) {
        // Search logic to execute here
      }, methods: ["GET"]));
// Start Server
server.start();

The Lib is devided into 3 parts:

• Common: Here are functions which are required on client and server side (e.g. route defenitions, ...)
• RouteDefenition
• Server: Here are the server side specific implementations
• WebServer
• Client: Here are the client side specific impelmentations

To get an idea of the state, take a look at the example, doc and/or the tests.

See here

• be extendable (e.g. via plugins)
• be easy
• be fast

Why not using an available implementation?

I know there are some projects out there which doing the same. But I want to build a server which fits more my needs and implements some features I missed on other implementations.
Another reason is to learn and study DART. It's like an case study to prove if it fits my requirements better than other languages (PHP, JS, Phython, Ruby, ...).