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I'm moving on and as the last (semi-)active maintainer, that means http-parser is now effectively unmaintained.
It's a stable project for a stable protocol and I don't expect many issues but you should take the above into account when evaluating whether http-parser is the right choice for you.
For new projects and projects looking to migrate, I recommend https://github.com/nodejs/llhttp. Similar API, feature parity, well maintained and in active use.
Perhaps important given the security context here - #109 (comment)
Per the quote, it's probably not an immediate concern but something to potentially factor into 0.7x thinking?
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I didn't know about http-parser maintenance problems. It's a pity.
However, it opens at least two possibilities: one is the switching to an alternative (like llhttp mentioned above, or picohttpparser, or something else), another is to develop our own header-only HTTP-parser (by using restinio::easy_parser that can simplify such task significantly). And if we want to move to support not only HTTP/1.1, but also HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, the own parser may be a good scenario to go.
Anyway, I have to spend the nearest week or two to close some SObjectizer-related tasks. Hope to return back to RESTinio after that.
It leaves some time for me to think about choices.
Doing some dependency updates and saw this - nodejs/http-parser#522:
Perhaps important given the security context here - #109 (comment)
Per the quote, it's probably not an immediate concern but something to potentially factor into 0.7x thinking?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: