Some questions about HTTP and web frameworks

[octavezero]

Hi, I am making a full stack web framework (think Laravel, Django, Rails) with monoio as its async core. I have the basics working with my own basic http 1.1 parser, but Im interested to know what the recommended way is for http parsing with monoio, to compare notes and see if there's a better approach than what I have.

I don't need the more advanced http2 or any other such features, since my aim is to make a framework that will always sit behind a reverse proxy of some sort. So I only need enough http parsing for an app server.

There is monoio-http, but I don't see much docs around it (I'm open to reading the code and working with if that is a good/recommended way to work with http1.1). I'm of course open to contributing code to any existing or planned http features in monoio-http as well if that's the recommended way.

[ihciah]

There's a http implementation here: https://github.com/monoio-rs/monoio-http
It decodes the packets with https://github.com/monoio-rs/monoio-codec .

[octavezero]

Thanks. Is the h1 module feature complete for encode and decode?

[octavezero]

Also, I saw the monoid-transports library, but that seems more geared towards client side (sending requests) instead of accepting requests in the server. Is that correct?