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[Discord++](https://github.com/DiscordPP) is a modular library for connecting bots to the Discord API. Beast.HTTP and Beast.WebSocket are technically just used in the modules [REST: Beast](https://github.com/DiscordPP/rest-beast) and [WebSocket: Beast](https://github.com/DiscordPP/websocket-beast) but as of right now there aren't any alternative modules that provide the required functions.
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[Discord++](https://github.com/DiscordPP) is a modular library for connecting bots to the Discord API. Beast.HTTP and Beast.WebSocket are technically just used in the modules [REST: Beast](https://github.com/DiscordPP/rest-beast) and [WebSocket: Beast](https://github.com/DiscordPP/websocket-beast) but as of right now there aren't any alternative modules that provide the required functions.
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[Osman Zakir (DragonOsman)](https://www.osmanzakir.dynu.net)
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I created a web app that has a C++ backend using Boost.Beast. It uses HTTPS asynchronously. I host the app on my own computer and have added a function to my portfolio site's work section that checks if the app is running or not. App, if it's running, will be available [here](https://dragonosman.dynu.net:5501/).
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Currently it uses C++17 on the backend and vanilla ES6 on the front-end JavaScript code. I might try to change the front-end to use React later as an exercise.
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