Richard Hodges

JSON parsing/handling

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Hi Vinnie, I saw your post in slack regarding boostified JSON parsing. I felt it prudent to you let you know some of the use cases I have come across...

Simulated Baud Rate setting.

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cool-retro-term is a beautiful piece of software, which adds fun and flavour to my day while programming. Of course there are little niggles with it, but in a way that's...

add cmake support

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Includes installer which creates a namespaced export Usage: ``` cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.16) project(cppcoro-check) find_package(cppcoro REQUIRED) add_executable(check main.cpp) target_link_libraries(check cppcoro::cppcoro) ``` Tested on fedora-33 linux with `clang-11 -std=c++20 -stdlib=libc++`

Causes Cmake to create installer scripts so that `make install` will work

extend v2 dynamic buffer support to ostream, icy_stream, http, websocket et al

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any user-facing function/object will need to handle v2 dynamic_buffers.

Retrieve the Target of a URL suitable for sending in an HTTP Request

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There is not ez-mode way to extract the HTTP Target from a `url` or `url_view`. I believe that this would be a common operation in real-world use. I think the...

assertion in `resolve`

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The following code: ```` boost::urls::resolve(url, loc, url, ec); ``` Asserts, because the base and dest are the same object. When performing a client redirect, I would prefer to avoid writing...

Before reading the documentation, it seemed obvious to me that in the following code: ``` auto as_string(boost::urls::url_view uv) { return uv.string(); } ``` Would return a string. In fact it...

Add hash example

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documentation embedding will need a review