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Alberto Ruiz edited this page Apr 10, 2025 · 4 revisions

HTeaPot

HTeaPot is a minimal, dependency-free HTTP server written in Rust. Its main goal is to provide a clean, low-level interface for building fast and lightweight HTTP services.

🍵 “I'm a teapot” — but I still serve requests.


🚀 What is HTeaPot?

HTeaPot is inspired by the spirit of learning, simplicity, and full control. Unlike full-featured frameworks, it doesn't try to be everything — just a solid base for HTTP.

It powers projects like:


📄 Documentation Overview


💡 Philosophy

HTeaPot is intentionally minimal. We aim to:

  • Avoid unnecessary abstractions
  • Stay dependency-free (unless absolutely justified)
  • Keep things readable and hackable

This makes it a great choice for learning, embedded systems, or high-performance custom servers.


🛠 Contributions

We welcome contributions! Just make sure to read our Contributor Guidelines first.

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