There is an error in the `app.log.use_spdlog` item in the default
config file in the yaml format.
While fixing this error, other minor problems in the config files were
fixed.
For example, some spelling errors and missing items in yaml format.
At the same time, different config files are modified to store the same
content.
* Drop C++14 Support
* Update README.md
* Remove drogon::optional in favor of std::optional
* Remove drogon::filesystem in favor of std::filesystem
* Remove boost::string_view and pre-c++17 hacks
* Remove boost::any
* Remove the string_view.h and the any.h
* Remove boost lib
* Update .clang-format and ci
Co-authored-by: Omar Mohamed <omar@omar-laptop.lan>
Co-authored-by: Ken Matsui <26405363+ken-matsui@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: An Tao <antao2002@gmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: Yoshihiro Hokazono <47231909+hokacci@users.noreply.github.com>
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drogon_ctl --namespace and --path-to-namespace is allowed. If both parameters are used the value of namespace will be set in front of path-to-namespace
added an example into the template cmake.csp how to use the new optional parameter of drogon_create_views
* Drogon now support custom extension and MIME types
* Added contentTypeString() to retrieve the string version of content type (in case the content type is not in the ContentType enum)
* setCustomContentTypeAndString() also accepts MIME as input (instead of the full content-type header string),
* Remove webContentTypeToString()
* Added app().registerCustomExtensionMime()
* Added support to load custom extension from JSON config
* Maintain compatibility with cmake generated from older drogon_ctl
* Use user-defined C++ version when possible
* C++ version detection no-longer depends on std::filesystem availability
* Link against c++fs in DrogonConfig.cmake if on those versions of GCC
* Allow DrogonConfig to use user-defined C++ version
Jonathan S. Fonseca