When straight up using the Makefile, the man file gets installed. However, this is not the case with CMake, and I can not find an option for it. Please also allow installing any documentation, like man files, when using CMake.

I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or your aiohttp example is wrong! Seems backoff decorator doesn't catch aiohttp exceptions automatically and you need to raise the error manually:

@backoff.on_exception(backoff.expo,
                      aiohttp.ClientError,
                      max_tries=4)
async def get_url(url):
    async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session:

Currently websockets are unsupported:

class SttpBackendStub[F[_], S] private (
    monad: MonadError[F],
    matchers: PartialFunction[Request[_, _], F[Response[_]]],
    fallback: Option[SttpBackend[F, S, NothingT]]
) extends SttpBackend[F, S, NothingT] { // TODO

(note the TODO for the NothingT type parameter which specifies what kind of websockets are supported).

The bac

Do you see an interest having examples with an async http server for authentication part ?

I struggle to have a working example with sanic but work is in progress.

When no frame is specified, and when no root and classname options are specified, the default choice, should be className = centered and root = 'container' (the id of an element in the default frame).

and thus obsolete the advertisement ridden version from the play store.

// Short syntax
dc('readme', Buffer('text'));
dc('readme', new Error('File not found'));
dc('readme', fs.readFile, 'README.md');
// is equivalent for
dc.pick('readme', Buffer('text'));
dc.fail('readme', new Error('File not found'));
dc.take('readme', fs.readFile, 'README.md');

See: #14 and #18