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h2 Programs and scripts
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h2 Programs and scripts
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p.center Simple, yet useful (at least for me) programs and scripts I made.
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p.center Simple, yet useful (at least for me) programs and scripts I made.
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td httpr
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td 0.2.0 (27 May 2023)
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td Go
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td MIT
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a(href=git_site+'/Arav/httpr') source
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a(href=git_site+'/Arav/httpr/releases') releases
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p A simple HTTP router that supports having both regular and parametrised path's parts at the same level, like #[code /assets/*filepath] and #[code /:a/:b] in the same HTTP method.
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p Yeah, not as efficient as httprouter is, but in my case no performance loose was noticed (on a small amount of paths). Yet I gained prettiness because it allowed me, for example, to ditch #[code /f/] part and leave just #[code /:hash/:name] instead of #[code /f/:hash/:name] in a dwelling-upload service.
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td justguestbook
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td justguestbook
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td 1.3.2 (22 May 2023)
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td 1.3.2 (22 May 2023)
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