View Source Membrane.RTSP.Request (Membrane RTSP v0.5.1)
This module represents a RTSP 1.0 request.
Summary
Functions
Returns the encoded URI as a binary. This is handy for digest auth since this value must be encoded as per the digest algorithm
Renders the a RTSP request struct into a binary that is a valid RTSP request string that can be transmitted via communication channel.
Attaches a header to a RTSP request struct.
Types
@type t() :: %Membrane.RTSP.Request{ body: binary(), headers: Membrane.RTSP.headers(), method: binary(), path: nil | binary() }
Functions
Returns the encoded URI as a binary. This is handy for digest auth since this value must be encoded as per the digest algorithm
Renders the a RTSP request struct into a binary that is a valid RTSP request string that can be transmitted via communication channel.
iex> uri = URI.parse("rtsp://domain.net:554/path:movie.mov")
iex> Request.stringify(%Request{method: "DESCRIBE"}, uri)
"DESCRIBE rtsp://domain.net:554/path:movie.mov RTSP/1.0\r\n\r\n"
iex> Request.stringify(%Request{method: "PLAY", path: "trackID=2"}, uri)
"PLAY rtsp://domain.net:554/path:movie.mov/trackID=2 RTSP/1.0\r\n\r\n"
Access credentials won't be rendered into an url present in a RTSP start line.
iex> uri = URI.parse("rtsp://user:password@domain.net:554/path:movie.mov")
iex> Request.stringify(%Request{method: "DESCRIBE"}, uri)
"DESCRIBE rtsp://domain.net:554/path:movie.mov RTSP/1.0\r\n\r\n"
Attaches a header to a RTSP request struct.
iex> Request.with_header(%Request{method: "DESCRIBE"}, "header_name", "header_value")
%Request{method: "DESCRIBE", headers: [{"header_name","header_value"}]}