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    Cowboy

    Cowboy

    Small, fast, modern HTTP server for Erlang/OTP

    Cowboy is a small, fast, modern HTTP server for Erlang and OTP applications. It provides a complete HTTP stack while keeping the codebase compact and optimized for low latency and low memory usage. Cowboy supports routing, request dispatching, HTTP handlers, REST handlers, WebSocket connections, and long-lived streaming-style interactions. Because it uses Ranch for connection management, it can be embedded directly inside larger Erlang systems rather than deployed only as a separate web server. ...
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    sushii-image-server

    sushii-image-server

    Web server made with Koa and puppeteer to convert HTML to images

    Simple local web server made with Express and Puppeteer to generate images for sushi-bot. The static directory can be used to serve static files used for HTML screenshots (e.g., JavaScript, CSS, image files). This is intended for requests from trusted services and is not designed for direct public access. Any JavaScript code can be run on the system and local files can be accessed.
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