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-# cozis/http
-This is an HTTP client and server library for C.
+# chttp
+
+chttp is an HTTP client & server library for C.
+
+## Why another HTTP library?
 
 This is my attempt at solving the "HTTP problem" for the C language. Writing C programs that behave as or interact with web services is always more painful than necessary in C. You either need to use `libcurl` which is overkill in most situations or link a large scale web servers to serve simple pages. This library targets smaller scale use-cases and tries to be as nice as possible to work with. Even then, it is fast. No performance is left on the table unless there is a specific reason. And if you do want to work at larger scales by using more sophisticate I/O systems (io_uring, I/O completion ports, etc) you can reuse the core state machine of the library that is I/O independant.
+
+I would be comfortable with chttp handling up to 1000 simultaneous connections. For anything more than that I would reuse chttp's I/O independant state machine with my own multi-threaded and more scalable I/O.
+
+## Features & Limitations
+* HTTP/1.1 server & client
+* Cross-platform (Windows & Linux)
+* TLS (HTTPS) support using OpenSSL
+* Minimal dependencies (libc and OpenSSL)
+* Non-blocking design based on `poll()`
+* I/O independant core reusable with more sophisticated I/O models
+* Virtual hosts
+* Single-threaded
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 Allow no TLS builds
 make sure no TLS builds work on windows
 Allow resolving requests from different threads
-Find a way to make sure http.h and http.c are always up to date
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+Find a way to make sure http.h and http.c are always up to date
+parse Transfer-Encoding
+Make it cross-platform
+Find a way to compile OpenSSL on windows
+handle 3xx client redirections
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