Module kvarn::prelude::internals

Prelude: internal

The purpose of this module is to expose the commonly used internals of Kvarn.

This is not part of the public API and may change rapidly

Re-exports

• pub use application::Body;
• pub use application::HttpConnection;
• pub use application::PushedResponsePipe;
• pub use application::ResponseBodyPipe;
• pub use application::ResponsePipe;
• pub use comprash::CacheOut;
• pub use comprash::FileCache;
• pub use comprash::MokaCache;
• pub use comprash::PathQuery;
• pub use comprash::ResponseCache;
• pub use encryption::Encryption;
• pub use error::default as default_error;
• pub use extensions::ready;
• pub use extensions::RetFut;
• pub use extensions::RetSyncFut;
• pub use limiting::Action as LimitAction;
• pub use limiting::Manager as LimitManager;
• pub use mime;
• pub use mime_guess;
• pub use tree_magic_mini;
• pub use vary::VariedResponse;
• pub use vary::Vary;

Modules

• prelude
  Prelude for async utilities for use in web applications.
• read
  Reads HTTP/1 Requests and Responses from a AsyncReader.
• write
  Writes HTTP/1 Responses and Requests to a AsyncWrite.

Structs

• Mime
  A parsed mime or media type.
• PresentArguments
  The arguments and name of a single Present extension.
• PresentArgumentsIter
  An iterator of str for the arguments in PresentArguments
• PresentExtensions
  The Present extensions parsed from a file containing them.
• PresentExtensionsIter
  An iterator of PresentArguments from PresentExtensions
• ReadToAsync
  Helper struct for read_to_async.

Functions

• read_to_async
  An adaptor between std’s Read and tokio’s AsyncRead traits. This should be used when you have a foreign type which implements read (on a Vec, for example) that returns immediately, because you buffered the actual read with tokio.
• read_to_end
  Reads reader to end into buffer. Also see read_to_end_or_max().
• read_to_end_or_max
  Reads from reader to buffer until it returns zero bytes or max_length is reached. BytesMut::len is used as a starting length of buffer.
• timeout
  Requires a Future to complete before the specified duration has elapsed.