Ace.HTTP2 (ace v0.19.0) View Source

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Version 2 (HTTP/2)

HTTP/2 enables a more efficient use of network resources and a reduced perception of latency by introducing header field compression and allowing multiple concurrent exchanges on the same connection. It also introduces unsolicited push of representations from servers to clients.

Quote from rfc 7540.

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Functions

Build a Raxx.Request from a decoded list of headers.

Build a Raxx.Response from a decoded list of headers.

Transform a list of decoded headers to a trailers structure.

Send a ping frame over an HTTP/2 connection.

Transform an Raxx.Request into a generic headers list.

Transform a Raxx.Response into a generic headers list.

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headers_to_request(headers, end_stream)

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Build a Raxx.Request from a decoded list of headers.

Note the required pseudo-headers must be first. Request pseudo-headers are; :scheme, :authority, :method & :path. Duplicate or missing pseudo-headers will return an error.

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headers_to_response(list, end_stream)

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Build a Raxx.Response from a decoded list of headers.

Note the required pseudo-headers must be first. Response pseudo-headers are; :status. Duplicate or missing pseudo-headers will return an error.

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headers_to_trailers(headers)

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Transform a list of decoded headers to a trailers structure.

Note there are no required headers in a trailers set.

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ping(connection, identifier)

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Send a ping frame over an HTTP/2 connection.

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request_to_headers(request)

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Transform an Raxx.Request into a generic headers list.

This headers list can be encoded via Ace.HPack.

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response_to_headers(request)

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Transform a Raxx.Response into a generic headers list.

This headers list can be encoded via Ace.HPack.