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I really like this, so thanks so much for the PR. Let me tell you why I'm not going to merge it right now 😄 There's some new momentum on |
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No worries at all. I was following the zio-http repo for a while. Of course
there would be sudden movement in that space as soon as I did this. ;)
Interestingly enough, my use case is a single path. When pitching
zio/uzhttp vs. Akka HTTP, a team member complained that Akka's DSL was more
elegant and understandable. So I wrote one. A Saturday well spent I'd say
regardless.
Thanks for the quick response and your contributions to OSS.
Sean
…On Mon, May 18, 2020, 8:56 PM jeremyrsmith ***@***.***> wrote:
I really like this, so thanks so much for the PR.
Let me tell you why I'm not going to merge it right now 😄
There's some new momentum on zio-web (nee zio-http) which I think could
subsume this use case. I'd rather it be harder for people to use this
library, than have people adopt it and then I abandon it because zio-web
covers the use cases. IOW, let's wait until zio-web gains some clarity, and
if there's still a niche for a minimal HTTP server, then I'll be all over
merging this (it's exactly the kind of thing I'd want to see in a minimal
routing API for this library!) In the meantime, I think you'll be OK
because you probably embedded this in your project already 😛
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Just wanted to chime in, I've been using this for Kubernetes health checks and some very trivial HTTP endpoints by just embedding it my project. Works great, and since zio-web is taking a while, as well as having a much larger scope, I'd be in favour of getting this merged. |
I've thrown together a fairly minimal routing DSL that loosely mimics Akka HTTP's syntax. It arbitrarily supports URIs with up to six variable parts.
Any feedback would be appreciated. Happy to have it folded into the baseline, move it to a different project or discard it in favor of something better.
Thanks for the work you have put into uzhttp and the Zio community.