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Gerasimos (Makis) Maropoulos • Edited

Based on github.com/gofiber/fiber/blob/mast... I should be able to register a route of: app.Get("/api/values/:id", func(ctx *fiber.Ctx) but it can't even do that.... it panics

Anyway, I fixed it with PR: github.com/gofiber/fiber/pull/28

Screenshot with my PR

Good luck to this initiative! Please inform your users that this framework does not support HTTP/2.

Thanks,
Gerasimos Maropoulos. Author of the Iris web framework.

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Vic Shóstak • Edited

Yes, framework is too young and have some trouble (its written by one man as side project... not me, but I active help to promote).

Thx for PR :D

P.S. btw, I'm really looking forward to the Iris CLI release ;)

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Gerasimos (Makis) Maropoulos • Edited

Vic you are koddr! Oh my god good job mate I hope my projects gave you an idea about how the whole thing works, good luck and anytime you need my help you have it!

P.S I am working on it as we speak, I found the bug when I was iris-cli benchmark of fiber to test its performance :)

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Vic Shóstak

Yes, my friend, it's me 🥰

Thx for this words, it's extremely important for me (really, thank you).

P.S. actually, your first commit of Iris CLI (yep, I seen this moment) gave me an idea for Create Go App. It's something like CRA (create-react-app), but for every Go web frameworks... ONE CLI TO RULE THEM ALL! haha 🤗

P.P.S. I'm not sure, what gophers have to say, but I personally need similar all-in-one solution (both hyped frontend/backend frameworks and configured Docker containers by one CLI command)... and why not to write it by myself 😉

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