This will be fairly similar to the handling in the shell. We don't even need to parse headers beyond Content-Length, which is done internally to http-parser. In fact, even the event loop is optional, at least for now.
If using the event loop, skip creating listeners and add a special client.
This will be fairly similar to the handling in the shell. We don't even need to parse headers beyond Content-Length, which is done internally to http-parser. In fact, even the event loop is optional, at least for now.
If using the event loop, skip creating listeners and add a special client.
This will be fairly similar to the handling in the shell. We don't even need to parse headers beyond Content-Length, which is done internally to http-parser. In fact, even the event loop is optional, at least for now.
If using the event loop, skip creating listeners and add a special client.