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by mschuster91
8 days ago
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> echo " │ Qbix Server v" . QBIX_SERVER_VERSION . str_repeat(' ', 22 - strlen(QBIX_SERVER_VERSION)) . "│\n"; Instead of this str_repeat, use str_pad [1]. I assume this is highly AI generated based on the emoji and the typical structure of README.md? At the very least have it break apart WebServer.php, this is insanely too long, and what's it with all the static stuff? And the Revolt driver [2] is missing a composer.json with the required dependency, and the code would benefit from a use statement instead of 5 fully qualified references. [1] https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.str-pad.php [2] https://github.com/Qbix/webserver/blob/main/src/Q/Evented/Re... |
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Yes, these days I work with AI (Claude chat, usually) to do all the "last mile" things, like packaging, writing READMEs, etc. I iterate, do quality control, and I asked it specifically to put emojis in titles. But the actual architecture, and the 10+ years of code in the framework, were hand-rolled.
I just realized I can extract the web-server under an MIT license and gift it to everyone. So I put it up on github and then told HN about it. That's all!
PS: I very much appreciate constructive feedback. Your suggestions have been incorporated: https://github.com/Qbix/webserver/commit/618638ecdc9097722fd...