I can understand why people would find `ut` convenient. That said, I would caution against trying to include too much functionality. What is too much? I don't have a clear idea on this yet.
But I would probably argue that including HTTP functionality is going too far. Why? Because there are already amazing tools dedicated to this already. On the client side, see `xh` [1]. On the server side, see `miniserve` [2]. Both have approximately 7K stars on GitHub.
It seems wiser to let specialized projects focus on a particular functional area; this is better for users and less work for maintainers.
But I would probably argue that including HTTP functionality is going too far. Why? Because there are already amazing tools dedicated to this already. On the client side, see `xh` [1]. On the server side, see `miniserve` [2]. Both have approximately 7K stars on GitHub.
It seems wiser to let specialized projects focus on a particular functional area; this is better for users and less work for maintainers.
[1]: https://github.com/ducaale/xh
[2]: https://github.com/svenstaro/miniserve