Shttp is a software tool that provides a partial implementation of HTTP/1.1 protocol. It is designed to enable software developers to integrate HTTP functionality into their applications quickly and easily.
If you're looking for a simple implementation of HTTP/1.1 that can serve static content in an experimental or educational context, Shttp could be the software module for you. While it doesn't follow the RFC completely, it's a lightweight implementation consisting of fewer than 1000 lines of code.
In addition to being a functional implementation, it's also an excellent learning tool for those who are new to ServerKit programming, as it provides a clear example of what you can achieve with minimal effort. That said, it's recommended that beginners read the ServerKit documentation before using this module.
Due to the module's simplicity, it does not include a personality template, and it's not designed to be used under daemontools. Instead, there's a provided startup script to run it smoothly "in-tree" without needing to install it on your system. Additionally, a c11n file is also included and can be used "in-tree" as well.
If you're thinking of giving Shttp a try, take a look at the configuration options listed below to get started:
In addition to being a functional implementation, it's also an excellent learning tool for those who are new to ServerKit programming, as it provides a clear example of what you can achieve with minimal effort. That said, it's recommended that beginners read the ServerKit documentation before using this module.
Due to the module's simplicity, it does not include a personality template, and it's not designed to be used under daemontools. Instead, there's a provided startup script to run it smoothly "in-tree" without needing to install it on your system. Additionally, a c11n file is also included and can be used "in-tree" as well.
If you're thinking of giving Shttp a try, take a look at the configuration options listed below to get started:
What's New
Version 0.0.11: N/A