If you want to use an extension to send requests to HKTCPTSD, you can’t send raw data throuch TCP socket from the browser, so to solve that problem, you can just send a POST request with a JSON file to this program, And the JTHPD will translate it to HKTCPTSD protocol and send it to HKTCPTSD.

an example of JSON to send is:

{
    pass: "rootadmin",
    id: 69,
    string: "foo",

}

pass contains the password string, id contains the id and string contains the string to send The JSON has to be sent through a HTTP POST request

The help page that is shown right after running the program tells all about the environment variables needed

This is the Help Page
Environment variables:
JTHPD_ADRESS: for your listening adress default: 127.0.0.1:7979
JTHPD_MAX_PROCESS: number of threads: default 8
SEND_ADRESS: adress where hktcptsd is listeining to, default: 127.0.0.1:6969

Because I did not want HKTCPTSD to be bloated, JTHPD imports crates from crates.io, which I did not want to do for HKTCPTSD

this crate is for converting JSON to strict through a macro

this crate is for parsing HTTP requests

• NOTHING, this is prefect