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httpz v1.0.0 is release, its API is stable.

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httpz is not a new framework but rather an enhancement library for net/http. When you use httpz, you’re essentially working with the net/http standard library. Its goal is to address the usability gap in net/http 1.22, which, despite its improved routing capabilities, remains less convenient compared to frameworks like Echo and chi.

Key Features:

• Built on net/http version 1.22+
• Global error handling
• Convenient grouping
• Middleware adopted from chi
• Data binding adopted from Echo
• Easy response shortcuts

httpz is fully compatible with net/http. You can choose to leverage the enhanced features of httpz or stick to using plain net/http directly.

To install httpz, Go 1.22 or higher is required.

go get github.com/aeilang/httpz

import ("net/http""github.com/aeilang/httpz""github.com/aeilang/httpz/middleware")funcmain() {// Create a new muxmux:=httpz.NewServeMux()// add logger middleware, it 's copy from chi/middlewaremux.Use(middleware.Logger)// register a GET /hello route// GET /hellomux.Get("/hello",func(w http.ResponseWriter,r*http.Request)error {returnhttpz.JSON(w,http.StatusOK,"hello httpz")// or// hw is a helper responsewriter to send response// hw := httpz.NewHelperRW(w)// return hw.String(http.StatusOK, "hello httpz")// or you can write it by yourself.// hw.Header().Set("Content-Type", "text/plain; charset=UTF-8")// hw.WriteHeader(http.StatusOK)// hw.Write([]byte("hello httpz"))// return nil})// just like net/http's ServerMuxhttp.ListenAndServe(":8080",mux)}

the middleware package is copied from chi/middleware.

The complete example can be found in the_example directory

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