Results for “Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe”

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• Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe

  Why a request or a value was refused.

  type · Std.Http.Safe
• Std.Http.Safe.bodyLength&Array[(Str, Str)] -> Result[Int, Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe]

  How long a body a message says is coming.

  fn · Std.Http.Safe
• Std.Http.Safe.changeAllowed&Std.Http.Method -> &Array[(Str, Str)] -> Result[(), Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe]

  Whether a request may change something.

  fn · Std.Http.Safe
• Std.Http.Safe.explain&Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe -> Str

  What a refusal says.

  fn · Std.Http.Safe
• Std.Http.Safe.framing&Array[(Str, Str)] -> Result[(Int, Bool), Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe]

  How long a body a message says is coming.

  fn · Std.Http.Safe
• Std.Http.Safe.headerWritableStr -> Str -> Result[(), Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe]

  Whether a header may be written as it stands.

  fn · Std.Http.Safe
• Std.Http.Safe.headersWritable&Array[(Str, Str)] -> Result[(), Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe]

  Every header, checked, so a message is refused before any of it is written

  fn · Std.Http.Safe
• Std.Http.Safe.outboundHostStr -> &Array[Str] -> Result[Str, Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe]

  An address a request named, refused when it is one the network trusts.

  fn · Std.Http.Safe
• Std.Http.Safe.redirectTargetStr -> &Array[Str] -> Result[Str, Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe]

  A redirect target the program named, or a refusal.

  fn · Std.Http.Safe
• Std.Http.Safe.resolveUnderStr -> Str -> Result[Str, Std.Http.Safe.Unsafe]

  A path resolved under a root it cannot leave.

  fn · Std.Http.Safe