These changes improve how the server processes and stores client requests. First, they fix a small mistake where the request string was modified twice unnecessarily. Now, the code extracts the query parameters from a request. It also keeps a copy of the original request before decoding it, which can be helpful if the server needs to refer back to the raw data.
A new method was added to generate filenames for caching requests. It allows an optional hashing function to create virtually unique filenames, reducing the chances of conflicts when storing data. While the caching function is available on both webcli and webcli-dev, the correction of the request string is only available on webcli-dev for the moment.
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These changes improve how the server processes and stores client requests. First, they fix a small mistake where the request string was modified twice unnecessarily. Now, the code extracts the query parameters from a request. It also keeps a copy of the original request before decoding it, which can be helpful if the server needs to refer back to the raw data.
A new method was added to generate filenames for caching requests. It allows an optional hashing function to create virtually unique filenames, reducing the chances of conflicts when storing data. While the caching function is available on both webcli and webcli-dev, the correction of the request string is only available on webcli-dev for the moment.