Results for “Std.Http.Response”

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• Std.Http.Response

  A response, with nothing about how it arrived.

  type · Std.Http
• Std.App.Access.getStr -> Std.App.Access.Requirement -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.App.Access.Guarded

  A route that requires something, for each method.

  fn · Std.App.Access
• Std.App.Access.onStd.Http.Method -> Str -> Std.App.Access.Requirement -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.App.Access.Guarded

  A route requiring something, for a method this module does not name.

  fn · Std.App.Access
• Std.App.Access.patchStr -> Std.App.Access.Requirement -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.App.Access.Guarded

  A route answering PATCH, allowed only when the requirement is met.

  fn · Std.App.Access
• Std.App.Access.postStr -> Std.App.Access.Requirement -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.App.Access.Guarded

  A route answering POST, allowed only when the requirement is met.

  fn · Std.App.Access
• Std.App.Access.putStr -> Std.App.Access.Requirement -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.App.Access.Guarded

  A route answering PUT, allowed only when the requirement is met.

  fn · Std.App.Access
• Std.App.Access.queryStr -> Std.App.Access.Requirement -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.App.Access.Guarded

  A route answering QUERY, allowed only when the requirement is met.

  fn · Std.App.Access
• Std.App.Access.refusal&Std.App.Access.Decision -> Std.Http.Response

  What a denied caller receives.

  fn · Std.App.Access
• Std.App.Access.removeStr -> Std.App.Access.Requirement -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.App.Access.Guarded

  A route answering DELETE, allowed only when the requirement is met.

  fn · Std.App.Access
• Std.App.Bind.binding&Std.Http.Server.Route.Request -> &Array[Std.App.Bind.Wanted] -> Result[Std.App.Bind.Bound, Std.Http.Response]

  The bound values, or the refusal, in one step for the common handler.

  fn · Std.App.Bind
• Std.App.Bind.malformedStr -> Std.Http.Response

  The refusal a request of the wrong shape entirely receives.

  fn · Std.App.Bind
• Std.App.Bind.refusal&Std.App.Bind.Bound -> Std.Http.Response

  The refusal a failed binding becomes.

  fn · Std.App.Bind
• Std.App.Tenant.guard&Std.App.Tenant.TenantRegistry -> fn(&Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Option[Str] -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  HTTP middleware enforcing tenant admission, concurrency bounds, and account status.

  fn · Std.App.Tenant
• Std.App.steppedBy&Std.App.App -> &Array[fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response] -> Std.App.App

  The application with steps a program chose instead of the usual ones.

  fn · Std.App
• Std.App.stepsOf&Std.App.App -> Array[fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response]

  The steps wrapped around this application's handlers.

  fn · Std.App
• Std.App.wrapping&Std.App.App -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.App.App

  The application with one more step around every handler, outside the ones

  fn · Std.App
• Std.Compress.Gzip.middleware&Std.Compress.Gzip.GzipConfig -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  Compress eligible public responses without changing binary payload bytes on the wire.

  fn · Std.Compress.Gzip
• Std.Http.Client.fetchStr -> &Std.Http.Client.Limits -> Result[Std.Http.Response, Std.Http.Client.ClientError]

  Request a URL, within the given limits.

  fn · Std.Http.Client
• Std.Http.Client.send&Std.Http.Request -> &Std.Http.Client.Limits -> Result[Std.Http.Response, Std.Http.Client.ClientError]

  Send a request and read what comes back.

  fn · Std.Http.Client
• Std.Http.Message.parseResponseStr -> Result[Std.Http.Response, Std.Http.Message.MessageError]

  A response read from the text a connection carried.

  fn · Std.Http.Message
• Std.Http.Message.redirectInt -> Str -> Std.Http.Response

  A redirect to a target, with the status a caller chooses.

  fn · Std.Http.Message
• Std.Http.Message.renderResponse&Std.Http.Response -> Str

  A response written as the protocol writes it.

  fn · Std.Http.Message
• Std.Http.Message.renderResponseBytes&Std.Http.Response -> Bytes

  Serialize binary payloads without a text or base64 conversion.

  fn · Std.Http.Message
• Std.Http.Message.respondInt -> Str -> Str -> Std.Http.Response

  A response built from a status and a body, with the headers that describe it.

  fn · Std.Http.Message
• Std.Http.Message.respondBytesInt -> Str -> &Bytes -> Std.Http.Response

  A response carrying bytes, with a status and a media type.

  fn · Std.Http.Message
• Std.Http.Message.respondEmptyInt -> Std.Http.Response

  A response with no body, for the statuses that carry none.

  fn · Std.Http.Message
• Std.Http.Retry.fetchStr -> &Std.Http.Client.Limits -> &Std.Http.Retry.Backoff -> Int -> Result[Std.Http.Response, Std.Http.Client.ClientError]

  Fetch a page, trying again when trying again could help.

  fn · Std.Http.Retry
• Std.Http.Retry.send&Std.Http.Request -> &Std.Http.Client.Limits -> &Std.Http.Retry.Backoff -> Int -> Result[Std.Http.Response, Std.Http.Client.ClientError]

  Send a request, trying again when trying again could help.

  fn · Std.Http.Retry
• Std.Http.Retry.worthRetrying&Result[Std.Http.Response, Std.Http.Client.ClientError] -> Bool

  Whether a failure is worth trying again.

  fn · Std.Http.Retry
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.audited&Std.App.Audit.AuditLog -> Str -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  Audit logging middleware recording security outcomes in the tamper-evident audit ledger.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.boundedConcurrencyInt -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  Bounded concurrent request admission middleware enforcing backpressure.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.circuitBreakerInt -> Int -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  Circuit breaker middleware protecting downstream dependencies from cascading failure.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.identifiedfn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  A request identity, carried into the answer.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.protectedHeadersfn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  The protective headers, added to whatever the answer was.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.quietfn(Str) -> () -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  A step that answers a refusal the same way whatever caused it.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.rateLimitedInt -> Int -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  A rate limiting middleware that restricts requests per peer within a moving window.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.rateLimitedTrackingInt -> Int -> Int -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  A rate limiter remembering at most peers peers.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.redirectInt -> Str -> &Array[Str] -> Std.Http.Response

  A redirect to somewhere the program named, or a refusal.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.sameSiteOnlyfn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  A refusal of state-changing requests that came from another site.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.shared&Std.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  The cross-origin permission, from the allowlist and only from it.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.standard&Std.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing -> Array[fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response]

  Every protection, in the order they belong.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.strictArray[fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response]

  Every protection for a service nothing shares with, which is most of them.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.timeoutInt -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  Request deadline middleware enforcing an execution time budget.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.tracedBool -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  A step that answers with the trace the request belongs to.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.bytesInt -> Str -> &Bytes -> Std.Http.Response

  A response carrying arbitrary bytes with an explicit media type.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.conditional&Array[(Str, Str)] -> &Std.Http.Response -> Str -> Std.Http.Response

  Evaluates If-None-Match in the request; answers 304 Not Modified on match or attaches ETag on miss.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.emptyInt -> Std.Http.Response

  A response with a status and nothing else.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.gatewayTimeoutStr -> Std.Http.Response

  A 504 Gateway Timeout response.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.htmlInt -> Str -> Std.Http.Response

  A response carrying HTML.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.jsonInt -> Str -> Std.Http.Response

  A response carrying JSON, already encoded.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.jsonValueInt -> Std.Json.Json -> Std.Http.Response

  Encode the standard JSON model at the response boundary.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.notModifiedStr -> Std.Http.Response

  A 304 Not Modified response with an ETag and empty body.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.pageInt -> Std.Html.Html -> Std.Http.Response

  Render a complete HTML document, including its doctype.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.renderedInt -> Std.Html.Ssr.Rendered -> Std.Http.Response

  Reuse server-rendered output and its UTF-8 length without rendering again.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.serviceUnavailableInt -> Std.Http.Response

  A 503 Service Unavailable response with a Retry-After directive in seconds.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.textInt -> Str -> Std.Http.Response

  The answers a handler gives, apart from the routing that chose it and the

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.tooManyRequestsInt -> Std.Http.Response

  A 429 Too Many Requests response with a Retry-After directive in seconds.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.unprocessableStr -> Std.Http.Response

  The refusal a body the resource could read but could not act on receives.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.unsupportedMediaType&Array[Str] -> Std.Http.Response

  The refusal a body in a type the resource cannot read receives.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.viewInt -> Std.Html.Html -> Std.Http.Response

  Render a typed fragment using the standard HTML escaping rules.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Reply.withEtag&Std.Http.Response -> Str -> Std.Http.Response

  Attaches an ETag entity tag validator header to a response.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Reply
• Std.Http.Server.Route.deleteStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route answering DELETE on a path.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.dispatch&Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Request -> Std.Http.Response

  Send a request through a router.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.getStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route answering GET on a path.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.notFoundHandlerStd.Http.Server.Route.Request -> Std.Http.Response

  The response a request nothing matched receives.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.onStd.Http.Method -> Str -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  One route, as a value.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.patchStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route answering PATCH on a path.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.postStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route answering POST on a path.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.putStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route answering PUT on a path.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.queryStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route for a request carrying its terms in its own body.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.withFallback&Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Router

  A router answering unmatched requests with something of its own.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Socket.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 · Std.Http.Server.Socket
• Std.Http.Server.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 · Std.Http.Server
• Std.Http.Server.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 · Std.Http.Server
• Std.Http.redirectTarget&Std.Http.Response -> Option[Str]

  The target a redirect names, or None when the response is not one.

  fn · Std.Http
• Std.Http.responseBytes&Std.Http.Response -> Bytes

  The body as bytes, with a binary body taking precedence over the text one.

  fn · Std.Http