package cohttp-lwt
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Description
This is a portable implementation of HTTP that uses the Lwt
concurrency library to multiplex IO. It implements as much of the
logic in an OS-independent way as possible, so that more specialised
modules can be tailored for different targets. For example, you
can install cohttp-lwt-unix or cohttp-lwt-jsoo for a Unix or
JavaScript backend, or cohttp-mirage for the MirageOS unikernel
version of the library. All of these implementations share the same
IO logic from this module.
Dependencies (8)
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Used by (37)
- aws-lwt
- bitcoin-cohttp-lwt
-
caldav
< "0.2.4" - canary
- clz
-
cohttp-lwt-unix
= "4.0.0" -
current_github
< "0.6.2" -
current_web
< "0.6.2" - dropbox
- git-cohttp
- git-cohttp-unix
- github
- github-hooks
- gitlab
- irmin-cli
- irmin-graphql
- irmin-http
- irmin-mirage-graphql
- irmin-unix
-
ldp
< "0.3.0" -
ldp_curl
>= "0.2.0" & < "0.4.0" - learn-ocaml
- links
- mechaml
-
multipart_form-cohttp-lwt
< "0.6.0" -
ocaml-ai-sdk
>= "0.5" & < "0.7" -
opentelemetry-client-cohttp-lwt
!= "0.13" -
opentelemetry-cohttp-lwt
< "0.12" - opium_kernel
- paf-cohttp
-
prometheus-app
>= "0.6" & < "2.0" - quickterface
- resto-cohttp
- resto-cohttp-client
- resto-cohttp-self-serving-client
- session-cohttp-lwt
- telegraml
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