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SPDY Support #343

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kennydude
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I think I've got SPDY working on the https proxy.

It uses node-spdy to do the actual spdy stuff, but when testing with the https-to-https example Chrome flags SPDY is working

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@kennydude So how should I test this is working? Is there a spdy client you're requesting with?

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Chrome Extension that detects SPDY by putting a lightning bolt in the
address bar. It's on the chrome webstore
On 29 Nov 2012 11:16, "Charlie Robbins" notifications@github.com wrote:

@kennydude https://github.com/kennydude So how should I test this is
working? Is there a spdy client you're requesting with?


Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//pull/343#issuecomment-10843403.

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Right, but using Chrome in unit-tests isn't feasible. Is there a spdy client for node?

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indutny commented Nov 29, 2012

Not yet, sadly I don't have much time and urge to work on it

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@indutny It's hard to merge this without some kind of reproducible test.

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indutny commented Nov 29, 2012

Yes, I know... I'll try to sketch something.

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Awesome
On 29 Nov 2012 12:52, "Fedor Indutny" notifications@github.com wrote:

Yes, I know... I'll try to sketch something.


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Not NodeJS, but this may help as I can't find anything about a NodeJS client lib: https://github.com/mtourne/gurl

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Rush commented Sep 9, 2013

Any update on this? Would be interesting to play with SPDY.

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I've found a couple things that could help with testing,

https://github.com/mtourne/gurl - gURL written in GO

http://spdylay.sourceforge.net/package_README.html#spdy-client-and-server-programs

spdycat written in C

There is also, https://github.com/nasss/spdy-client

Although this pull is probably outdated

On 9 September 2013 21:15, RushPL notifications@github.com wrote:

Any update on this? Would be interesting to play with SPDY.


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@SunilAgrawal
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Is SPDY not supported in the http-proxy? Is there any update on this?

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Decided to close this because it is outside of scope. Anyone who wants to create a spdy server and use a proxy inside it is welcome to it.

@indexzero indexzero closed this Dec 27, 2013
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@indexzero: SPDY/HTTP2 is becoming more widespread, is it still out of scope for this project? I'd greatly appreciate it if you'd reconsider.

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