Replace custom SSE reader with source for System.Net.ServerSentEvents #33
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A stable package for the new System.Net.ServerSentEvents library isn't yet available, but until one is we can switch the code over to using a source copy.
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A stable package for the new System.Net.ServerSentEvents library isn't yet available, but until one is we can switch the code over to using a source copy.
The natural replacement for
ServerSentEventisSseItem<string>, but I usedSseItem<byte[]>instead just to avoid an unnecessary UTF8->UTF16->UTF8 roundtrip. It could be taken further in the future to avoid allocation by doing more of the parsing inside of the callback passed to SseParser.