2 stable releases
| 1.1.7 | Jun 10, 2024 |
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#2452 in Parser implementations
195KB
4K
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Features
By default, SHDP is compiled without any optional features except for tcp-server.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
serde |
Support for JSON (de)serialization. |
tcp-server |
Support for server TCP connections. (enabled by default). |
tcp-client |
Support for client TCP connections. |
ws-server |
Support for server WebSocket connections |
ws-client |
Support for client WebSocket connections. |
wss-server |
Support for server Secured WebSocket connections. |
wss-client |
Support for client Secured WebSocket connections. |
tls-server |
Support for server TLS connections. |
tls-client |
Support for client TLS connections. |
debug |
Enable debug logs. |
SHDP
Tends for Streamlined Hyper Data Protocol. It allows sending and receiving data in a compressed-way, especially when sending files.
Basic implementations are onto 2 (two) websites:
Those websites use SHDP to retrieve HTML, CSS or JS content dynamically while the user is browsing the website.
Note
SHDP will not try to replace HTTP nor TCP protocols. It is just a way to send data in a compressed way.
Important
SHDP is not standardized yet. It is still in development.
How it works
See the SHDP Protocol page to understand the binary structure of the protocol.
Implementations
- Rust - The first implementation of SHDP is in Rust. It is a library that can be used in any Rust project.
License
SHDP is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.
Dependencies
~1–17MB
~259K SLoC