Std.Http.Server.Socket

17 public declarations

• accept&Std.Http.Server.Route.Request -> &Array[Str] -> Result[Std.Http.Response, Std.Http.Server.Socket.SocketError]

  The answer that agrees to a lasting connection, or the reason it is refused.

  fn
• acceptingStr -> Str

  The value that proves this end followed the protocol.

  fn
• answering&Std.Http.Server.Socket.Message -> Option[Std.Http.Server.Socket.Message]

  The answer a check of the far end expects.

  fn
• binary&Bytes -> Std.Http.Server.Socket.Message

  Bytes to send.

  fn
• completes&Std.Http.Server.Socket.Frame -> Bool

  Whether a frame completes the message it belongs to.

  fn
• decode&Bytes -> Int -> Result[(Std.Http.Server.Socket.Frame, Int), Std.Http.Server.Socket.SocketError]

  The frame at the start of these bytes, and how many bytes it used.

  fn
• encode&Std.Http.Server.Socket.Message -> Bytes

  A frame to send to the far end.

  fn
• explain&Std.Http.Server.Socket.SocketError -> Str

  What a refusal says.

  fn
• Frame

  One frame read off a connection: what it is, whether it completes a

  type
• goodbyeInt -> Str -> Std.Http.Server.Socket.Message

  A goodbye to send.

  fn
• isControl&Std.Http.Server.Socket.Frame -> Bool

  Whether a frame is one the protocol handles rather than the program.

  fn
• isUpgrade&Std.Http.Server.Route.Request -> Bool

  Whether a request is asking for a lasting connection.

  fn
• Message

  What a message is.

  type
• messageLimitInt

  How large a message this module reads when nothing said otherwise.

  fn
• messageOf&Std.Http.Server.Socket.Frame -> Result[Std.Http.Server.Socket.Message, Std.Http.Server.Socket.SocketError]

  What a frame means, once it is whole.

  fn
• SocketError

  Why a connection was refused or a frame would not be read.

  type
• textStr -> Std.Http.Server.Socket.Message

  Text to send.

  fn