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On stuff page: commented out auto-claimer-vkpl because it stopped working and I don't bother to fix it; Updated version and release date for httpr.

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Alexander Andreev 2023-09-23 05:11:08 +04:00
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@ -30,19 +30,19 @@ block content
h2 Programs and scripts h2 Programs and scripts
p.center Simple, yet useful (at least for me) programs and scripts I made. p.center Simple, yet useful (at least for me) programs and scripts I made.
table table
tr //- tr
td auto-claimer-vkpl //- td auto-claimer-vkpl
td 0.1.0 (11 August 2023) //- td 0.1.0 (11 August 2023)
td JavaScript //- td JavaScript
td WTFPL //- td WTFPL
td //- td
a(href=git_site+'/Arav/auto-claimer-vkpl') source //- a(href=git_site+'/Arav/auto-claimer-vkpl') source
tr //- tr
td(colspan='5') //- td(colspan='5')
p A Violentmonkey/Tampermonkey script that claims +50 bonuses on VK Play Live. //- p A Violentmonkey/Tampermonkey script that claims +50 bonuses on VK Play Live.
tr tr
td httpr td httpr
td 0.3.1 (12 August 2023) td 0.3.2 (20 September 2023)
td Go td Go
td MIT td MIT
td td
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a(href=git_site+'/Arav/httpr/releases') releases a(href=git_site+'/Arav/httpr/releases') releases
tr tr
td(colspan='5') td(colspan='5')
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. 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] with the same HTTP method.
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. 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.
tr tr
td justguestbook td justguestbook