Add a function `ForceConsoleColor`, like `DisableConsoleColor` but to force coloring the output.
It usefull when some IDE's integrated console (like IntelliJ or Goland) are not detected as TTY, but can display colors.
Also helps if one want to output color in log file (#1590) and as a workaround for #1547.
* support bind uri (1)
* uri binding successful run
* fix vet warning: github.com/gin-gonic/gin/internal.Param composite literal uses unkeyed fields
* fix code style
* update function name
* fix test function signature
* add test for CanSet
* update readme and add test case
* remove internal.Params
* add coverage
* fix warning
`Gin` now have the `protobufBinding` function to check the request format, but didn't have a protobuf response function like `c.YAML()`.
In our company [ByteDance](http://bytedance.com/), the largest internet company using golang in China, we use `gin` to transfer __Protobuf__ instead of __Json__, we have to write some internal library to make some wrappers to achieve that, and the code is not elegant. So we really want such a feature.
* support query map
* add GetQueryMap and unittest
* support post-form map
* add readme for query map
* attempt to fix bug for post-form map when go version is 1.6
* remove duplicate code
* remove comment
gin already support http2, while previously not support server push.
Add Pusher() function to extend the ResponseWriter interface.
```golang
// get http.Pusher
if pusher := c.Writer.Pusher(); pusher != nil {
// use pusher.Push() to do server push
}
```
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Reference this issue #1323
1. There isn't any eg about `HandleContext`
2. The `c.Request.Path` of `HandleContext` Comment is not right
Based on the above two points, I pull this request.
If you think it's unnecessary, I will close this.
Thx.
* Add interface to read body bytes in binding
* Add BindingBody implementation for some binding
* Fix to use `BindBodyBytesKey` for key
* Revert "Fix to use `BindBodyBytesKey` for key"
This reverts commit 2c82901cea.
* Use private-like key for body bytes
* Add tests for BindingBody & ShouldBindBodyWith
* Add note for README
* Remove redundant space between sentences
* fix(binding): Expose validator engine used by the default Validator
- Add func ValidatorEngine for returning the underlying validator engine used
in the default StructValidator implementation.
- Remove the function RegisterValidation from the StructValidator interface
which made it immpossible to use a StructValidator implementation without the
validator.v8 library.
- Update and rename test for registering validation
Test{RegisterValidation => ValidatorEngine}.
- Update readme and example for registering custom validation.
- Add example for registering struct level validation.
- Add documentation for the following binding funcs/types:
- Binding interface
- StructValidator interface
- Validator instance
- Binding implementations
- Default func
* fix(binding): Move validator engine getter inside interface
* docs: rm date cmd from custom validation demo
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