Followed along with this article. Http server seems to work well. It's using a package called chi to handle the routing, but we could also use that one Jack found called Fiber as a framework. It looks like there's a bit of mixed opinion on what's better, but chi seemed to be a little more favored/ be more lightweight.
I think this structure is probably the most useful thing from this should be able to pretty much mimic what we do in scylla rn, it would probably make sense to move the router stuff into main.go though.
Looks like we could drop in socketio as well, will probably take some more thought to see how we can mimic what Peyton did with the proxy client/server stuff
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Followed along with this article. Http server seems to work well. It's using a package called chi to handle the routing, but we could also use that one Jack found called Fiber as a framework. It looks like there's a bit of mixed opinion on what's better, but chi seemed to be a little more favored/ be more lightweight.
I think this structure is probably the most useful thing from this should be able to pretty much mimic what we do in scylla rn, it would probably make sense to move the router stuff into main.go though.
Looks like we could drop in socketio as well, will probably take some more thought to see how we can mimic what Peyton did with the proxy client/server stuff
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