package devkit

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Module `Httpev.Answer`Source

val return : 
  ?status:??? ->
  ?extra:??? ->
  typ:string ->
  string ->
  [> `Body of reply_status reply' ] Lwt.t

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val text : 
  ?status:??? ->
  ?extra:??? ->
  string ->
  [> `Body of reply_status reply' ] Lwt.t

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val binary : 
  ?status:??? ->
  ?extra:??? ->
  string ->
  [> `Body of reply_status reply' ] Lwt.t

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val printf : 
  ?status:??? ->
  ?extra:??? ->
  ('a, unit, string, [> `Body of reply_status reply' ] Lwt.t) format4 ->
  'a

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val json : 
  ?status:??? ->
  ?extra:??? ->
  string ->
  [> `Body of reply_status reply' ] Lwt.t

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val yojson : 
  ?status:??? ->
  ?extra:??? ->
  Yojson.Safe.t ->
  [> `Body of reply_status reply' ] Lwt.t

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val encoded_gzip : 
  request ->
  ?status:??? ->
  ?extra:??? ->
  typ:string ->
  string ->
  [> `Body of reply_status reply' ] Lwt.t

Return a body that's already gzip-encoded, add corresponding content-encoding

Sourceval error : reply_status -> string -> [> `Body of reply_status reply' ] Lwt.t

Sourceval not_found : string -> [> `Body of reply_status reply' ] Lwt.t

Sourceval bad_request : string -> [> `Body of reply_status reply' ] Lwt.t

Sourceval internal_error : string -> [> `Body of reply_status reply' ] Lwt.t

Sourceexception No_path

Sourceval random_ref : unit -> Int64.t

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val rest : 
  show_exn:bool ->
  request ->
  ((module Args) ->
    (meth * string) ->
    ([> `Body of reply_status reply' ] as 'a) Lwt.t) ->
  'a Lwt.t

package devkit

Module Httpev.AnswerSource

Module `Httpev.Answer`Source