quic: add scaffolding for Web Transport API #52628
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Will be the JS API for QUIC
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@jasnell Thank you very much for your contribution to the integration of http/3 in node js! Can you please tell me approximately what percentage of the implementation of HTTP/3 for node js has been completed? |
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@jasnell Does this mean that Web Transport will be the way to use QUIC in Node.js, so no direct-QUIC support? |
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Still not determined (both in terms of completion or exactly how QUIC will be exposed) |
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If WebTransport is a moving target why not a replacement for the original API? By bringing back a transport layer |
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Will be the JS API for QUIC ... Not exposed public yet... just starting to get the basics in.... lots more to do here and Web Transport API is still a moving target...