Establish HTTP router and server timeout configuration #9

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opened 2026-09-04 23:25:59 +02:00 by arne · 0 comments

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Build the application HTTP handler around an explicit standard-library router and consolidate production-safe server timeout behavior already begun in #1.

Acceptance criteria:

A dedicated router-construction function returns the complete application handler and is independently testable.
Unknown routes and unsupported methods receive deterministic HTTP responses.
Read header, read, write, and idle timeouts are explicit, non-zero, and covered by focused configuration or construction tests.
The server entry point uses the router without package-global mutable state.
make check passes.

Dependencies:

Depends on #1.
Coordinate with #2 so timeout values have one clear source of truth.

Build the application HTTP handler around an explicit standard-library router and consolidate production-safe server timeout behavior already begun in #1. Acceptance criteria: - A dedicated router-construction function returns the complete application handler and is independently testable. - Unknown routes and unsupported methods receive deterministic HTTP responses. - Read header, read, write, and idle timeouts are explicit, non-zero, and covered by focused configuration or construction tests. - The server entry point uses the router without package-global mutable state. - `make check` passes. Dependencies: - Depends on #1. - Coordinate with #2 so timeout values have one clear source of truth.

arne added this to the Milestone 1: runtime foundation milestone

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