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Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients
tree 6708492555bff0e24cfc7bd221563577fdf38d2d
$ git ls-tree -l v0.97.0:lib/rainbows	# shows similar output on the CLI

	size	name
 	660	acceptor.rb
 	1102	actor_spawn.rb
 	3962	app_pool.rb
 	3428	base.rb
 	354	byte_slice.rb
 	1862	configurator.rb
 	881	const.rb
 	2910	dev_fd_response.rb
 	1375	error.rb
 	3418	ev_core.rb
 	7680	event_machine.rb
d	-	event_machine/
 	304	fiber.rb
d	-	fiber/
 	1443	fiber_pool.rb
 	1019	fiber_spawn.rb
 	716	http_response.rb
 	2764	http_server.rb
 	2208	max_body.rb
 	2114	never_block.rb
d	-	never_block/
 	738	queue_pool.rb
 	1745	response.rb
d	-	response/
 	1416	rev.rb
d	-	rev/
 	1178	rev_fiber_spawn.rb
 	2282	rev_thread_pool.rb
 	1225	rev_thread_spawn.rb
 	6069	revactor.rb
d	-	revactor/
 	2681	sendfile.rb
 	1044	server_token.rb
 	524	stream_file.rb
 	746	tee_input.rb
 	2557	thread_pool.rb
 	2210	thread_spawn.rb
 	3080	thread_timeout.rb
 	2705	writer_thread_pool.rb
 	3154	writer_thread_spawn.rb
glossary
--------
Tree objects belong to commits or other tree objects.  Trees may
reference blobs, sub-trees, or (rarely) commits of submodules.

Path names are stored in tree objects, but trees do not know
their own path name.  A tree's path name comes from their parent tree,
or it is the root tree referenced by a commit object.  Thus, this web UI
relies on the `b=' URI parameter as a hint to display the path name.
git clone https://yhbt.net/rainbows.git