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I want to develop an iOS application that hosts its own web server (https://myiphone.server/index.html) on an iPad or iPhone users can access from a PC or Mac or other phone. Is this possible with Kitura? What level of support does this have? And are there any documentation or examples I can get started with? Thank you
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We'll want to write a document outlining some major changes from Redis 3 -> Redis 4, with an overview of how some of the commands are now done (zadd comes to mind)
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https://apple.github.io/swift-nio/docs/current/NIO/Classes/ClientBootstrap.html mentions:
Usually you re-use a ClientBootstrap once you set it up and called connect multiple times on it. This way you ensure that the same EventLoops will be shared across all your connections.
HTTPClient is tied to an event loop, so this should be possible.
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Looks like the API documentation has not been regenerated since 3.0.2, as the
maxBodySizevalue typo is still present here:https://api.vapor.codes/vapor/latest/Vapor/Structs/NIOServerConfig.html#/s:5Vapor15NIOServerConfigV7defaultACSS8hostname_Si4portSi7backlogSi11workerCountSi11maxBodySizeSb12reuseAddressSb10tcpNoDelaytFZ