package cohttp-lwt-unix
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include module type of struct include Cohttp.Request end
This contains the metadata for a HTTP/1.1 request header, including the headers
, version
, meth
and uri
. The body is handled by the separate S
module type, as it is dependent on the IO implementation.
The interface exposes a fieldslib
interface which provides individual accessor functions for each of the records below. It also provides sexp
serializers to convert to-and-from an Core.Std.Sexp.t
.
include Cohttp.S.Request
type t = Cohttp.Request.t = {
headers : Cohttp.Header.t;
(*HTTP request headers
*)meth : Cohttp.Code.meth;
(*HTTP request method
*)resource : string;
(*Request path and query
*)version : Cohttp.Code.version;
(*HTTP version, usually 1.1
*)encoding : Cohttp.Transfer.encoding;
(*transfer encoding of this HTTP request
*)
}
val encoding : t -> Cohttp.Transfer.encoding
val version : t -> Cohttp.Code.version
val resource : t -> string
val meth : t -> Cohttp.Code.meth
val headers : t -> Cohttp.Header.t
module Fields = Cohttp.Request.Fields
val make :
?meth:Cohttp.Code.meth ->
?version:Cohttp.Code.version ->
?encoding:Cohttp.Transfer.encoding ->
?headers:Cohttp.Header.t ->
Uri.t ->
t
Return true whether the connection should be reused
val is_keep_alive : t -> bool
Return true whether the connection should be reused
val make_for_client :
?headers:Cohttp.Header.t ->
?chunked:bool ->
?body_length:int64 ->
Cohttp.Code.meth ->
Uri.t ->
t
val pp_hum : Stdlib.Format.formatter -> t -> unit
Human-readable output, used by the toplevel printer
module Make = Cohttp.Request.Make
Functor to construct the IO-specific HTTP request handling functions
include sig ... end
module IO : sig ... end
val has_body : t -> [ `No | `Unknown | `Yes ]
val read_body_chunk : reader -> Cohttp.Transfer.chunk IO.t
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