valyala/fasthttp

This is a high-performance HTTP library and server framework for Go, designed for building scalable web services. It provides core HTTP handling, including support for TLS, proxying, and static file serving, while offering utilities for metrics, in-process communication, and stackless execution. The system also includes tools for multi-process preforking and TCP listener optimization to maximize throughput on multi-CPU systems.

This period focused on strengthening the library's security posture by sanitizing headers and cookies to prevent CRLF injection and memory leaks. Concurrently, the project expanded its documentation and usability by introducing new example servers, including a static file server with TLS and compression, and a basic HelloWorld server.

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This period focused on expanding the fasthttp ecosystem by introducing new packages for HTTP adaptation, in-process communication, metrics handling, and memory optimization. The work added utilities for converting net/http handlers, creating in-memory listeners, serving expvar metrics, and reducing stack usage for high-concurrency scenarios.

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This period focused on closing a security vulnerability in the pprof endpoint routing to prevent data exposure, while simultaneously introducing a unified proxy dialer for HTTP and SOCKS5 connections. The release also included updating Go dependencies and adding a new example for multi-domain TLS routing.

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This period focused on enhancing the server's performance and reliability by introducing a prefork package for multi-process management and integrating the tcplisten package for advanced TCP listener capabilities. Additionally, the codebase expanded its practical utility by adding comprehensive examples for HTTPS, HTTP clients, and host clients.

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