Add an HTTP client/server sample with Boost.Beast #283
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Strange that it failed to build on Windows since that's what I've been developing it with locally. 🤔 |
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Once I updated to Boost 1.82 locally, I started to hit the same break. It looks like an old bug that came back recently in boostorg/beast#2678. |
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Thank you for your example， This example is great. It taught me how to combine Beast， Will you consider generating something similar to golang gqlgen in the future（https://github.com/99designs/gqlgen/blob/master/_examples/starwars/models/model.go#LL20C27-L20C37）， I believe most people just hope for a framework that can easily write business logic |
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This is not a real-world example, but this partially answers the questions in #271, and it may be a good enough starting point to continue exploring coroutine interoperability with Boost.Asio in particular.