Update for 28-04-22 14:45

tech/Crow.wiki

@@ -50,3 +50,38 @@ HTTP methods include
 * `crow::HTTPMethod::POST`
 
 === Catchall route ===
+
+By default, crow will return a 404 page for not defined routes. However the
+special `CROW_CATCHALL_ROUTE(app)` macro can be used the same as other routes,
+however the catchall route will be used to catch all undefined routes
+
+== JSON ==
+
+Crow has built in JSON support. Json values are broken into a read and write
+object, `rvalue` and `wvalue`. They can take
+* bool
+* Number
+  * double
+  * int
+  * unsigned int
+* std::string
+* std::vector (LIST)
+* Object (`crow::json::wvalue` or `crow::json::rvalue`)
+
+`rvalue` is used for taking a JSON string and parsing it into `crow::json`. You
+can only READ from a `rvalue`. To write to one, convert to `wvalue`. This is
+done via `crow::json::wvalue wval(rval);`, where `rval` is the `rvalue` you
+want to convert.
+
+You can return a `wvalue` in a route handler, and the type is automatically
+casted and the header Content-Type header is automatically set to
+`application/json`.
+
+== Mustache ==
+
+See [[Mustache]]
+
+An HTML page template with mustache tags is loaded into a
+`crow::mustache::template_t`. The file needs to be in a templates directory.
+These templates are read at runtime, and therefore need to be available to the
+binary. 

tech/Mustache.wiki

@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+= Mustache =
+
+Mustache is a syntax without logic for placing values into other files, such as
+HTML. The syntax looks like a mustache.
+
+{{{
+
+<p>{{ Myvalue }}</p>
+
+  }}}
+