mtrudel/bandit

This system is a high-performance HTTP server implementation for the Elixir language, supporting HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, and WebSocket protocols. It provides a modular architecture for handling connections, managing state isolation, and ensuring protocol compliance through comprehensive testing. The system also includes configuration for code quality tools and project documentation.

This period focused on enhancing memory management and state isolation for long-lived HTTP/1 connections through configurable garbage collection and process dictionary clearing. The project also introduced new modules for WebSocket operations and updated dependencies to support these changes. Additionally, the period saw the addition of project configuration files, documentation, and test suite adjustments.

4 changes

This period focused on restructuring the codebase to support HTTP/2 alongside HTTP/1.1, introducing new internal modules for protocol handling, telemetry, and compression. The work included a complete HTTP/2 frame implementation and significant test coverage for both protocols.

7 changes

This period focused on implementing a complete, modular WebSocket protocol handler and structured frame types, alongside comprehensive test coverage for both WebSocket and HTTP/1.1 protocols. The work established robust connection state management, frame serialization, and telemetry logging, while also addressing minor asset behavior changes.

5 changes

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