John Good
he/him
My gateway into C++, in this project I set out to create a terminal-trainable/managable markov babble (exclusively word-based markov chain) generator, and give it the gift of the internet, in the form of a HTTP server. The server uses a pointer to a function that takes a HTTPRequest and returns a HTTPResponse, so it could in theory be used for something that isnt a markov chain, but doing so would mean separating the scripts (not hard, just a bit of effort), and using it instead of a much better supported option. In short, don't.
I attempted to treat it as an open project, meaning it needed some documentation and testing. Unfortunately it only works on linux, as I chose to familiarise myself with the bare linux sockets api, instead of something like boost. The tests test the program's ability to create a new model, save it, load/host it on the http server, and respond to queries through a python script.
Documentation for using the program yourself (again, only on linux) is on the github page.
