#realy #devstr #progressreport
today mostly just finishing up polishing the rewrite, but this evening i wrote myself a nice HTTP path/header router and completed the publisher router
i'm aiming to make this thing as lean and modular as possible, so now i can make packages that do http handling (eg like the nostr nip-01 websocket API, or relay information page, or whatever) that lets them self-register themselves and disable registering them, optionally, by using a build tag on the source file containing the implementation
most likely i will roll that all into one base directory with a single file and build tag that pulls in the given type and registers it, and then the main relay will only call the router, which only will see the packages that got included by not being excluded from the build
learning a lot more about how to write http stuff in #golang - man, http routers are unbelievably retardedly simple, i just wrote a router, HBU? lol
no idea how much cruft i'm gonna be able to shred from the main realy codebase just yet, but this router i just made i know it shreds a big chunk of spaghetti and lets me isolate the parts cleanly... APIs will have their own handlers, and their own publisher, all linked to a main publisher, and then if the api is disabled, it just isn't used, and voila, legacy nostr, hybrid legacy/http or new-wave http
i also don't know how long this is going to take but it feels really good just sitting quietly and calmly and building this
or maybe this is #ragecoding
because when you are rage coding, actually you are in such a state of mind that you could cut shit like your eyes are frickin lasers
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