Matt Haggard
Matt Haggard
It would be nice if LHTML documents could provide links for users to click that would open in the user's browser. PDFs allow this, for instance. But allowing LHTML documents...
I just updated a nimble.lock file and it's very difficult to determine what changed (with `git diff`) because the order of packages seems arbitrary. Maybe I used two different versions...
I filed this issue with nimble: https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble/issues/1188 I don't really know what the fix is. The trouble is that this repo's `.gitattributes` file causes a different hash to be computed...
I'd like to use `websock` but just ran into this line, which forbids any HTTP method except GET: https://github.com/status-im/nim-websock/blob/691f069b209d372b1240d5ae1f57fb7bbafeaba7/websock/http/server.nim#L52 I'm guessing that means you'd like the `websock` HTTP server to...
I don't know yet if this is an issue with `nim-websock`, `chronos`, `bearssl` or fly.io, but I'm running [a websockets server](https://gist.github.com/iffy/f2a4bcd78af9d8ae8e71f583b310e410#file-main-nim) on fly.io and my [websock client](https://gist.github.com/iffy/f2a4bcd78af9d8ae8e71f583b310e410#file-testclient-nim) hangs when trying...
The command line interface code was all written without tests.... I don't like that feeling. Any ideas on how to test it?
There's support for nimble files and package.json files. Make it easy to support arbitrary files. Maybe call a script with the new version as the first argument? Or maybe provide...
With this change, I can do: ```nim newMonitor(poll_monitor_type) ``` inside my Docker container that doesn't do well with the default type.
This adds a `-v` flag for verbose output. It replaces PR #66 which contained unrelated changes.