package dream-encoding

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Encoding primitives for Dream

Install

Dune Dependency

Authors

Maintainers

Sources

dream-encoding-0.2.0.tbz
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Description

Encoding primitives for Dream.

Published: 10 Apr 2022

README

Dream Encoding

Encoding primitives for Dream.

Usage

The most common usage is to add the Dream_encoding.compress middleware to your Dream application:

let () =
  Dream.run ~debug:true
  @@ Dream.logger
  @@ Dream_encoding.compress
  @@ Dream.router [ Dream.get "/" (fun _ -> Dream.html "Hello World!") ]
  @@ Dream.not_found

The middleware will parse the Accept-Encoding header from the requests and compress the responses accordingly.

The library API also includes other lower-level functions for convenience, and are documented here.

Limitation

As of now, the only supported encoding directives are gzip and deflate.

Support for more compression methods will come when they are supported in decompress, the underlying compression library used in dream-encoding.

To Do

  • [ ] Support Brotli compression (see https://github.com/mirage/decompress/issues/101)

Dependencies (5)

  1. lwt_ppx
  2. decompress >= "1.4.1"
  3. dream >= "1.0.0~alpha3"
  4. ocaml >= "4.08.0"
  5. dune >= "2.7"

Dev Dependencies (1)

  1. odoc with-doc

Used by

None

Conflicts (1)

  1. result < "1.5"
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