QUERY endpoints + correct body-aware caching for Node — the new HTTP QUERY method (RFC 10008) for Express, Fastify, raw http, and an isomorphic client.
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QUERY endpoints + correct body-aware caching for Node — the new HTTP QUERY method (RFC 10008) for Express, Fastify, raw http, and an isomorphic client.
Quarkus demo of the HTTP QUERY method (RFC 10008): safe, idempotent, cacheable queries with a request body, implemented through a standard Jakarta REST extension point
Hands-on demo of the HTTP QUERY method (RFC 10008) in .NET 10 — Minimal API, HttpClient, browser playground, tests and .NET Aspire orchestration
Parse, build, and content-negotiate the Accept-Query HTTP header (RFC 10008) for the QUERY method. Zero dependencies, fully typed.
Runnable example of the @DanMat HTTP QUERY (RFC 10008) suite: a stock-screener API + client using query-fetch, accept-query, query-cache, and query-server.
RFC 10008-correct caching for the HTTP QUERY method: cache keys derived from the request body, plus a tiny in-memory cache. Zero dependencies.
Framework-agnostic server helpers for the HTTP QUERY method (RFC 10008): validate requests, negotiate content types, and advertise Accept-Query.
A tiny, dependency-free client for the HTTP QUERY method (RFC 10008) — safe, idempotent requests with a body, over native fetch.
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