Welcome to httpz, a zero heap allocation HTTP server built using OxCaml. This application aims to offer a fast and efficient solution for serving HTTP requests. Ideal for those looking for a reliable server without the hassle of memory management.

To begin using httpz, you'll first need to download it. You can follow these simple steps:

1. Visit the Releases Page: Click the link below to go to the Releases page on GitHub: Download httpz

2. Choose the Latest Version: Look for the latest version available on the Releases page. This will typically be at the top of the list.

3. Download the Package: Click on the appropriate link for your operating system. If you are uncertain, here are some common setups:

   • For Windows, download httpz-windows.zip.
   • For macOS, download httpz-macos.zip.
   • For Linux, download httpz-linux.tar.gz.

4. Unzip/Extract the File: After the download is complete, you will need to unzip or extract the contents of the downloaded file. You can usually do this by right-clicking on the file and selecting "Extract" or "Unzip".

5. Run the Application: In the extracted folder, look for the executable file named httpz. Double-click this file to run the server. You should see a command window open, indicating that your server is running.

• No Heap Allocation: Designed to handle requests seamlessly without memory allocation issues. This makes it lightweight and efficient.
• High Performance: Optimized for speed, making it suitable for high-traffic applications.
• Easy Setup: The application is straightforward to install and run, allowing users to get started quickly without any complex configurations.
• Cross-Platform Support: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux, making it accessible for a variety of users.

To run httpz, ensure that your system meets the following requirements:

• Operating System:

  • Windows 10 or later
  • macOS 10.12 or later
  • Linux distributions with kernel version 4.0 or later

• Memory: At least 512 MB of RAM available.

• Disk Space: A minimum of 50 MB of free space for installation.

Once you have httpz running, you can start serving HTTP requests. Here’s how to utilize the application:

1. Open your web browser.
2. Enter the local server address: Usually, this will be http://localhost:8080 if you are using the default settings.
3. View the Output: You should see a response from the server indicating it is running.

If you encounter any issues while running httpz, consider the following solutions:

• Server Not Starting: Ensure that no other application is using port 8080. If needed, you can change the port in the configuration.
• Unable to Connect: Check your internet settings and firewall settings. Make sure your firewall allows connections to httpz.

Should you require further assistance, feel free to reach out through the following:

• GitHub Issues: Report any bugs or issues by creating a new issue on the GitHub Issues page.
• Community Forums: Join our community chat to ask questions or share your experiences.

For any other inquiries, you can also send an email to our support team at [email protected].

We are constantly working to improve httpz. Future updates will include:

• Enhanced logging features
• Detailed documentation
• Additional configuration options

• Official Documentation
• GitHub Repository
• Open Source License

Thank you for choosing httpz. We hope it serves you well!