HTTP/1.1 response handling
This contains the metadata for a HTTP/1.1 response header, including the encoding, headers, version, status code and whether to flush the connection after every body chunk (useful for server-side events and other long-lived connection protocols). The body is handled by the separate S module type, as it is dependent on the IO implementation.
The interface exposes a fieldslib interface which provides individual accessor functions for each of the records below. It also provides sexp serializers to convert to-and-from an Core.Std.Sexp.t.
include S.Response with type t = Http.Response.ttype t = Http.Response.t = {encoding : Transfer.encoding;headers : Header.t;response HTTP headers
*)version : Code.version;(** HTTP version, usually 1.1 *)
*)status : Code.status_code;HTTP status code of the response
*)flush : bool;}include Sexplib0.Sexpable.S with type t := tval t_of_sexp : Sexplib0.Sexp.t -> tval sexp_of_t : t -> Sexplib0.Sexp.tval encoding : t -> Transfer.encodingval version : t -> Code.versionval status : t -> Code.status_codeval flush : t -> boolval make :
?version:Code.version ->
?status:Code.status_code ->
?flush:bool ->
?encoding:Transfer.encoding ->
?headers:Header.t ->
unit ->
tmake () is a value of t. The default values for the request, if not specified, are: status is `Ok, version is `HTTP_1_1, flush is false and headers is Header.empty. The request encoding value is determined via the Header.get_transfer_encoding function and, if not found, uses the default value Transfer.Chunked.
val has_body : t -> [ `No | `Unknown | `Yes ]val pp_hum : Format.formatter -> t -> unitHuman-readable output, used by the toplevel printer
module Private : sig ... end