Std.Http.Server

14 public declarations

• Configuring

  A server with one decision changed, each answering the server rather than

  trait
• handlerOf&Std.Http.Server.Server -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response

  The handler a server presents, with every step wrapped around it.

  fn
• listenAndServe&Std.Http.Server.Server -> Str -> Int -> Int -> Result[Int, Std.Http.Server.ServerError]

  Start, serve, and stop, for a caller that wants one call.

  fn
• loggingfn(Str) -> () -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  A step that writes a line about every request once its answer is known.

  fn
• portOf&Std.Http.Server.Running -> Int

  Which port a running server is on.

  fn
• run&Std.Http.Server.Server -> &Std.Http.Server.Running -> Int -> Result[Int, Std.Http.Server.ServerError]

  Accept connections into a bounded queue consumed by a fixed worker pool.

  fn
• Running

  A running server, and the switch that stops it.

  type
• serveConnection&Std.Http.Server.Server -> &Std.Net.Connection -> Bool

  Serve one connection: read a request, answer it, and say whether the

  fn
• server&Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> Std.Http.Server.Server

  A server over a router, with no middleware and the default limits.

  fn
• Server

  A server, ready to be given an address.

  type
• ServerError

  Why a server could not start or could not keep serving.

  type
• startStr -> Int -> Result[Std.Http.Server.Running, Std.Http.Server.ServerError]

  Start listening, and answer what is needed to stop.

  fn
• stop&Std.Http.Server.Running -> Result[(), Std.Http.Server.ServerError]

  Ask a server to stop.

  fn
• stopOnSignal&Std.Http.Server.Running -> Bool

  Stop the server when the supervisor asks the program to stop.

  fn