package gluten-mirage

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Mirage support for gluten

Install

dune-project
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Authors

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Sources

gluten-0.2.1.tbz
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Description

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gluten

gluten implements platform specific runtime code for driving network libraries based on state machines, such as http/af, h2 and websocketaf.

It also additionally provides a self-contained solution for upgrading a connection to a different protocol, which can easily be used to implement HTTP/1.1 upgrades to Websockets, or to start HTTP/2 communication over the h2c (HTTP/2 over plaintext TCP) upgrade mechanism.

License

gluten is distributed under the 3-Clause BSD License, see LICENSE.

This source distribution includes work based on http/af. http/af's license file is included in httpaf.LICENSE.

Dependencies (8)

  1. lwt
  2. dune >= "1.0"
  3. cstruct
  4. mirage-flow >= "2.0.0"
  5. conduit-mirage >= "2.0.2" & < "2.3.0"
  6. gluten-lwt = version
  7. faraday-lwt
  8. ocaml >= "4.03.0"

Dev Dependencies

None

Optional Dependencies

None

Used by (1)

  1. h2-mirage >= "0.6.1" & < "0.9.0"

Conflicts

None

Build status

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