This example demonstrates one way of tying the incoming iroh endpoint's identity to the actual http handlers. With this structure, an http server server over iroh can implement access control and limit resources and successful responses to allowlisted endpoints.
ai disclosure: #neverslop
This example demonstrates one way of tying the incoming iroh endpoint's identity to the actual http handlers. With this structure, an http server server over iroh can implement access control and limit resources and successful responses to allowlisted endpoints.
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ai disclosure: #neverslop
ngl, pretty excited about this one!! happily discovered this possibility (using server.ConnContext to set data on requests) yesterday when reading docs
ngl, pretty excited about this one!! happily discovered this possibility (using server.ConnContext to set data on requests) yesterday when reading docs
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This example demonstrates one way of tying the incoming iroh endpoint's identity to the actual http handlers. With this structure, an http server server over iroh can implement access control and limit resources and successful responses to allowlisted endpoints.
ai disclosure: #neverslop
96b7a37b06to2af3f7f4102af3f7f410tofbcb849d8engl, pretty excited about this one!! happily discovered this possibility (using server.ConnContext to set data on requests) yesterday when reading docs
Gnarly!