Results for “Std.Http.Method”
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Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.
- Std.Http.Method
A request method.
- Std.App.Access.on
Std.Http.Method -> Str -> Std.App.Access.Requirement -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.App.Access.GuardedA route requiring something, for a method this module does not name.
- Std.App.Trace.Trace
Std.Http.MethodOne piece of work, and this service's step in it.
- Std.Http.Message.framingOf
&Bytes -> &Std.Http.Method -> Option[Std.Http.Message.Framing]The framing of a response whose head (through the blank line) is given,
- Std.Http.Message.responseComplete
&Bytes -> &Std.Http.Method -> BoolWhether a complete response has arrived without waiting for its connection to close.
- Std.Http.Safe.changeAllowed
&Std.Http.Method -> &Array[(Str, Str)] -> Result[(), Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe]Whether a request may change something.
- Std.Http.Server.Route.on
Std.Http.Method -> Str -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.RouteOne route, as a value.
- Std.Http.expectsBody
&Std.Http.Method -> BoolWhether a method carries a body describing what to do.
- Std.Http.isCacheable
&Std.Http.Method -> BoolWhether a response to a method may be kept and used again.
- Std.Http.isIdempotent
&Std.Http.Method -> BoolWhether repeating a method has the same effect as sending it once.
- Std.Http.isSafe
&Std.Http.Method -> BoolWhether a method is defined to have no effect on the server.
- Std.Http.methodFrom
Str -> Std.Http.MethodThe method a name stands for, or the fallback when it names none.
- Std.Http.methodName
&Std.Http.Method -> StrA method written the way the protocol writes it.
- Std.Http.request
Std.Http.Method -> Str -> Std.Http.RequestA request with a method and a target and nothing else.
