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HTTP2 support
See original GitHub issueContext
HTTP2 is the new standard and it looks very promising.
Alternatives
There are no alternatives yet.
Has the feature been requested before?
Nope.
If the feature request is accepted, would you be willing to submit a PR?
Currently I’m busy with http2-wrapper (HTTP2, just with the usual HTTP1 API). It depends. If you want me to do it now, I can’t. If you let me do it a month later, sure.
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:8 (4 by maintainers)
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If I may add, I think a discussion or RFC on what the API would look like to support HTTP2 might be a good first step before an actual implementation PR. I know the fundamentals of HTTP2, but I don’t use it day to day, and I don’t think Nock’s current API is sufficient. The concept of server-push alone has some gotchas when testing from the client-side.
The maintainers work on Nock in their free time and we don’t maintain a roadmap of new features. If someone is interested in making this addition we’re happy to try to help get it merged.