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interact efficiently and effortless with external REST API servers.
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The library is written by Jarle (jgaa) Aase, a senior freelance C++ developer
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with roughly 30 years of experience in software developemnt.
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with roughly 30 years of experience in software development.
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# Design Goals
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The design goal of this project is to make external REST API's
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Another goal was to use coroutines for the application logic that sends data to or
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pulls data from the REST API servers. This makes the code easy to write
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and understand, and also simplifies debugging and investigation of core dumps.
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In short; the code executes asyncrounesly, but there are no visible callbacks
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In short; the code executes asynchronously, but there are no visible callbacks
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or completion functions. It looks like crystal clear,
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old fasion, single threaded sequential code (using modern C++ language).
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You don't sacrifice code clearness to achive massive parallelism and
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old fashion, single threaded sequential code (using modern C++ language).
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You don't sacrifice code clearness to achieve massive parallelism and
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high performance. Coroutines was a strong motivation to write a new
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C++ HTTP Client from scratch. To see how this actually works, please see the
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[modern async cpp example](https://github.com/jgaa/modern_async_cpp_example)).
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[dangerous](http://www.dailydot.com/layer8/bruce-schneier-internet-of-things/),
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and all kind of malicious parties, from your own government to international Mafia
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(with Putin in Moscow and the Clown in the White House, the differences is
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bluring out), search for vulnerabilities in your software stack to snoop, ddos,
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blurring out), search for vulnerabilities in your software stack to snoop, ddos,
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intercept and blackmail you and your customers/users - I have a strong emphasis
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on security in all software projects I'm involved in. I have limited the
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dependencies on third party libraries as much as I could (I still use OpenSSL
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# Dependencies
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Restc-cpp depends on C++14 with its standard libraries and:
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- boost
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- rapidjson (mature, ultrta-fast, json sax, header-only library)
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- rapidjson (mature, ultra-fast, json sax, header-only library)
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- lest (Unit test header only library) (If compiled with testing enabled)
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- openssl or libressl (If compiled with TLS support)
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- zlib (If compiled with compression support)
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- Debian Stable (Jessie)
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- Debian Testing
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- Windows 10 / Microsoft Visual Studio 2017, Community version / Professional version (All tests now passes with the latest release version of Docker for Windows)
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- Windows 10 / Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 and 2017, Community version / Professional version (All tests now passes with the latest release version of Docker for Windows)
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- Fedora 25
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- Ubuntu Server LTS
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- macOS Sierra (OS X)

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