Alex Zhang

It's feasible, I'll try to support it as soon as possible, if you're interested in it, welcome to submit a PR :)

@bradsoto If you didn't specify the `zstd_types` directive, the default value would be used, or you must specify all the types that you want. This is also true when you...

@bradsoto OK, will have a close look.

@bradsoto By the way, what's your Nginx version?

@bradsoto All right. It's my fault, I glanced the source code about the gzip module and I found that I forget to pass the default parameter to the command parser....

@bradsoto Hi, I have just pushed a commit to resolve this problem: https://github.com/tokers/zstd-nginx-module/commit/46f95bfbbed8cf611eb57a08fd37d1e05cb6ba82. Please try the latest master branch.

Actually I don't catch the point why nginx gzip module would always compress the `text/html` (maybe for the sake of convenience? I don't know). Just like I said at #5,...

> Are you running this module on a server somewhere that we can point to as a reference server for clients to test against? Not yet. I just did some...

@felixhandte I have pushed a commit https://github.com/tokers/zstd-nginx-module/commit/881dc277b08c173ff4516cab4217e2ed36fb4bee, which adds a warning about the risk of using the `zstd_dict_file` directive. BTW. What I want to say is, will `ZStardand` public a...

@felixhandte > And yes, it is legal to do so. Content-coding identifiers should be registered with IANA, but are not required to be (source). Though it looks like my suggestion...