lavandula

The README gets straight to the point and I really like that. Additionally, the .env file parser is quite clean. https://github.com/ashtonjamesd/lavandula/blob/main/src/dote... However, it doesn't seem that the parser supports comments. I guess a "good first issue" for anyone interested in contributing would be extending the `skipWhitespace` function to detect `#` tokens and skip the rest of the line when present. Would also need to handle edge cases like env vars having values containing `#` tokens inside (but these will be quoted, so it's probably not too tricky to handle.)

Uhh... This is an example why C is so bad for network-facing stuff: https://github.com/ashtonjamesd/lavandula/blob/2dbefe6da16bf... - is it intended? https://github.com/ashtonjamesd/lavandula/blob/2dbefe6da16bf... - pain....

The code is very readable and well organized. My only major critique is that there's very little error checking, e.g. there are many calls to snprintf and malloc without checking the result. There is also an unused loop here [1]. As an aside, I don't see any support for parallelization. That's fine for an initial implementation, but web servers do benefit from threading off requests. If you go that route (pun intended) you might consider using something like libuv [2]. [1] https://github.com/ashtonjamesd/lavandula/blob/51d86a284dc7d... [2] https://github.com/libuv/libuv