maxwell

v2.2.3

maxwell v2.2.3 Maxwell.Adapter.Util

Utils for Adapter

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Functions

chunked?(conn)

Check req_headers has transfer-encoding: chunked

file_header_transform(chunked, conn)

Add content-type to headers if don’t have; Add content-length to headers if not chunked

header_serialize(headers)

Converts the headers map to a list of tuples

multipart_encode(conn, multiparts)

Encode multipart form

stream_iterate(filepath)

Fetch the first element from stream

url_serialize(url, path, query_string, type \\ :string)

Append path and query string to url

Link to this section Functions

Link to this function chunked?(conn)

Check req_headers has transfer-encoding: chunked.

Link to this function file_header_transform(chunked, conn)

Add content-type to headers if don’t have; Add content-length to headers if not chunked

Link to this function header_serialize(headers)

Converts the headers map to a list of tuples.

  • headers - Map.t, for example: %{"content-type" => "application/json"}

Examples 

 iex> headers_serialize(%{"content-type" => "application/json"})
 [{"content-type", "application/json"}]
Link to this function multipart_encode(conn, multiparts)

Encode multipart form.

Link to this function stream_iterate(filepath)

Fetch the first element from stream.

Link to this function url_serialize(url, path, query_string, type \\ :string)

Append path and query string to url

  • url - conn.url
  • path - conn.path
  • query - conn.query
  • type - :char_list or :string, default is :string

Examples 

#http://example.com/home?name=foo
iex> url_serialize("http://example.com", "/home", %{"name" => "foo"})