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The JSON string `"\ud83d\udc95"` has one codepoint, not two. This is because the spec allows extended characters to be encoded as a pair of 16-bit values, called a "surrogate pair"....

mbrock

There are a number of inconsistencies between what's exported, what's documented for the predicate, and what's actually defined for `http_reply` and `http_status_reply` in [`http_header.pl`](https://github.com/SWI-Prolog/packages-http/blob/aeb159a104be39091b1fa046755e48aa89b05667/http_header.pl). Also, note that `Status` is mentioned...

spl

Meta-predicates not exported in html_write.pl

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Certain meta-predicates like page/4 are defined in `html_write.pl` and used elsewhere (for instance, in `http_header.pl`). They are explicitly imported in http_head but not exported in html_write. This results in socket...

rrooij

prolog_to_json fails when a json_object is used as a type for a field in another json_object. It seems that the type check for a record, which is called in the...

rancedelong

Add a new option decimal_as/1 to json_read to allow reading numbers w…

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…ithout any loss of precision. See issue #130 This isn't especially elegant, but it's simple and seems to do the job!

thetrime

The following non-terminal is also declared as multifile at line 99: https://github.com/SWI-Prolog/packages-http/blob/d6402f72e4a6daa293821ac62e799f736096b5a1/html_write.pl#L714-L715

pmoura

Allow preservation of precision for JSON numbers in json_read

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After issue #128, I realised that there's a problem going the other way as well. When we receive a value that we know is a number, we use number_codes/2 to...

thetrime

Currently `http_open/3` does not seem to comply to the encoding set by the `Content-Type` reply header. While the encoding is claimed to be UTF-8, the content clearly contains incorrect characters...

wouterbeek

http_dispatch:http_request_expansion/2 should be meta_predicate(3, +) and isn't.

Anniepoo

Feature request: Charset by extension

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**Use case**: I would like to serve UTF-8 encoded `*.txt` files. When I use the following server: :- use_module(library(http/thread_httpd)). :- use_module(library(http/http_unix_daemon)). :- use_module(library(http/http_files)). :- http_handler(root(.), http_reply_from_files(., []), [prefix]). then I...

triska