I am opening this issue to discuss merging our two implementations.

I have not moved https://github.com/e-e-e/http-random-access into the random-access-storage org yet as I knew that this module already existed and it felt silly to have two versions of essentially the same thing. However they are structurally different.

I created http-random-access for use as a drop in replacement for raf and ram in dat storage. random-access-http does not work for this purpose as it requires absolute urls, and throws errors on write. http-random-access also uses axios rather than nodes native http module, so that its browser compatible.

I just updated my implementation to use the latest random-access-storage and while I was at it I made it work with absolute urls too in addition to relative urls. It now also passes your tests in addition to mine. I wanted to suggest that we simply merge my implementation into this repository and do a major version bump, and deprecate http-random-access. Although is there anything in this implementation that is not currently covered by http-random-access? Have I missed anything?

What are your thoughts @bcomnes, @mafintosh, @scriptjs, @juliangruber?