raxx

v0.17.3

raxx v0.17.3 Raxx.Stack

A Raxx.Stack is a list of Raxx.Middlewares attached to a Raxx.Server. It implements the Raxx.Server interface itself so it can be used anywhere “normal” server can be.

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Types

state()

The internal state of the Raxx.Stack

t()

Represents a pipeline of middlewares attached to a server

Functions

get_middlewares(arg)

Returns the server contained in the stack

get_server(arg)

Returns the server contained in the stack

new(middlewares \\ [], server)

Creates a new stack from a list of middlewares and a server

set_middlewares(arg, middlewares)

Replaces the middlewares in the stack

set_server(arg, server)

Replaces the server in the stack

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Link to this opaque state() (opaque) 
state()

The internal state of the Raxx.Stack.

Its structure shouldn’t be relied on, it is subject to change without warning.

Link to this type t() 
t() :: {Raxx.Stack, state()}

Represents a pipeline of middlewares attached to a server.

Can be used exactly as any Raxx.Server.t/0 could be.

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Link to this function get_middlewares(arg) 
get_middlewares(t()) :: [Raxx.Middleware.t()]

Returns the server contained in the stack.

Link to this function get_server(arg) 
get_server(t()) :: Raxx.Server.t()

Returns the server contained in the stack.

Link to this function new(middlewares \\ [], server) 
new([Raxx.Middleware.t()], Raxx.Server.t()) :: t()

Creates a new stack from a list of middlewares and a server.

Link to this function set_middlewares(arg, middlewares) 
set_middlewares(t(), [Raxx.Middleware.t()]) :: t()

Replaces the middlewares in the stack.

Link to this function set_server(arg, server) 
set_server(t(), Raxx.Server.t()) :: t()

Replaces the server in the stack.