mesh-http

To build an HTTP server with routing and middleware, you can define routes, handle requests, and implement middleware to process incoming traffic before serving JSON responses. The server supports path parameters and WebSocket integration.

To make HTTP client requests with custom headers and timeouts, use the fluent builder API for complex methods like POST, PUT, and DELETE. Synchronous GET requests are also supported for simpler data fetching operations.

Yes, the HTTP server framework supports WebSocket connections, allowing you to integrate WebSocket handling directly within your server-side application alongside standard routing and middleware.

The best way to consume external HTTP APIs is using the fluent builder client, which handles complex requests with custom bodies and timeouts, or by making synchronous GET requests for straightforward data retrieval.

Yes, you can use path parameters and JSON payloads for RESTful API routing. The HTTP server handles request processing and serves JSON responses, streamlining network-based application development.

Middleware handles incoming server requests by processing them sequentially within the defined routing framework before generating JSON responses. This simplifies the creation of robust HTTP services.