package dream-encoding
Encoding primitives for Dream
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
dream-encoding-0.3.0.tbz
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Dream Encoding
Encoding primitives for Dream.
Usage
The most common usage is to add the Dream_encoding.compress
middleware to your Dream application:
let () =
Dream.run ~debug:true
@@ Dream.logger
@@ Dream_encoding.compress
@@ Dream.router [ Dream.get "/" (fun _ -> Dream.html "Hello World!") ]
@@ Dream.not_found
The middleware will parse the Accept-Encoding
header from the requests and compress the responses accordingly.
The library API also includes other lower-level functions for convenience, and are documented here.
Limitation
As of now, the only supported encoding directives are gzip
and deflate
.
Support for more compression methods will come when they are supported in decompress
, the underlying compression library used in dream-encoding
.
To Do
[ ] Support Brotli compression (see https://github.com/mirage/decompress/issues/101)
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