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quic: add scaffolding for Web Transport API #52628

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@jasnell jasnell commented Apr 21, 2024

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...

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MuratovBektur commented Apr 23, 2024

@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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jasnell commented Jun 1, 2024

Still not determined (both in terms of completion or exactly how QUIC will be exposed)

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splitice commented Oct 9, 2024

If WebTransport is a moving target why not a replacement for the original API?

By bringing back a transport layer --experimental-quic style API we could resume testing and supply PRs with fixes.

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