windows always use asynchttpserver

docs/faq.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # FAQ
 
-(1). `Prologue` supports two HTTP server: `httpbeast` and `asynchttpserver`. If you are in Linux or MacOS, use `--threads:on` to enable the multi-threads HTTP server. If you are in windows, `threads` should not be used. You can use `-d:usestd` to switch to `asynchttpserver`.
+(1). `Prologue` supports two HTTP server: `httpbeast` and `asynchttpserver`. If you are in Linux or MacOS, use `--threads:on` to enable the multi-threads HTTP server. If you are in windows, `threads` should not be used. You can use `-d:usestd` to switch to `asynchttpserver` in Linux or MacOS.
 
 (2). If you want to benchmark `prologue` or release you programs, make sure set `settings.debug` = false.
 

src/prologue/core/constants.nim

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 const
-  PrologueVersion* = "0.4.2"            ## The current version of Prologue.
+  PrologueVersion* = "0.4.8"            ## The current version of Prologue.
   ProloguePrefix* = "PROLOGUE"          ## The helper prefix for environment variables.
-  useAsyncHTTPServer* = defined(usestd) ## Uses `asynchttpserver`.
+  useAsyncHTTPServer* = defined(windows) or defined(usestd) ## Uses `asynchttpserver`.

src/prologue/core/context.nim

@@ -500,20 +500,7 @@ proc staticFileResponse*(
         "If-None-Match"] == etag:
     await ctx.respond(Http304, "")
   elif contentLength < 10_000_000:
-    ## TODO
-    when defined(windows) and not defined(usestd):
-      proc readAllData(f: AsyncFile): Future[string] {.async.} =
-        ## Reads all data from the specified file.
-        result = ""
-        while true:
-          let data = await read(f, 40000)
-          if data.len == 0:
-            return
-          result.add data
-
-      ctx.response.body = await file.readAllData()
-    else:
-      ctx.response.body = await file.readAll()
+    ctx.response.body = await file.readAll()
     await ctx.respond()
   else:
     ctx.response.setHeader("Content-Length", $contentLength)