As part of the new unified http API strategic initiative, I am working on a new WinterTC/TC55 proposal for a new "Fetch Server API".
A key goal of this is a server API that is runtime agnostic; and in particular not-Node.js specific. It also covers all versions of http (h1, h2, h3).
You can find the rendered draft here: https://proposal-fetch-server.jasnell.me/
Github repo for issues/discussion here: https://github.com/jasnell/proposal-fetch-server
Some background reading for ideas leading into this:
Note: it is well established that the current standard definitions of the fetch Request/Response/etc APIs are not entirely suitable for server side use given a strict reading of the specification. There's no reason to rehash those arguments. A goal of this work is to address those limitations.
This is NOT YET an official TC55 work item. It is a draft proposal that I will be presenting to the committee at the next meeting. Before then, I'm soliciting feedback on the design.
@nodejs/quic @nodejs/http @nodejs/http2 @nodejs/net
As part of the new unified http API strategic initiative, I am working on a new WinterTC/TC55 proposal for a new "Fetch Server API".
A key goal of this is a server API that is runtime agnostic; and in particular not-Node.js specific. It also covers all versions of http (h1, h2, h3).
You can find the rendered draft here: https://proposal-fetch-server.jasnell.me/
Github repo for issues/discussion here: https://github.com/jasnell/proposal-fetch-server
Some background reading for ideas leading into this:
Note: it is well established that the current standard definitions of the fetch
Request/Response/etc APIs are not entirely suitable for server side use given a strict reading of the specification. There's no reason to rehash those arguments. A goal of this work is to address those limitations.This is NOT YET an official TC55 work item. It is a draft proposal that I will be presenting to the committee at the next meeting. Before then, I'm soliciting feedback on the design.
@nodejs/quic @nodejs/http @nodejs/http2 @nodejs/net