mtrudel/bandit

Bandit is a high-performance, Plug-compatible HTTP server for the Elixir ecosystem, supporting HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, and WebSocket protocols. It provides a complete implementation of the HTTP/2 and WebSocket specifications, including frame serialization, state management, and per-message deflate support. The system is designed to serve any standard Plug application with robust telemetry and protocol compliance.

This period focused on establishing project governance by adding standard configuration and license files, while simultaneously implementing explicit WebSocket masking logic in the codebase. The release also updated dependencies to support Elixir 1.13 and refined the test suite configuration.

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The project introduced Bandit as a new Plug-compatible HTTP server, implementing full HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 protocol support with automatic selection and WebSocket upgrades. This period focused on building the core HTTP/2 handler, frame serialization, and associated test infrastructure to ensure protocol compliance and stability.

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This period focused on refactoring the WebSocket implementation into a dedicated handler with robust state management and structured frame types. Comprehensive test suites were added for both WebSocket and HTTP/1.1 protocols to ensure protocol compliance and correct frame serialization. The work also included minor asset updates and improvements to logging and telemetry coverage.

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