package capnp-rpc-mirage

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module Dns : sig ... end
type t = {
  1. stack : Stack.t;
  2. dns : Dns.t;
}
include Capnp_rpc_net.S.NETWORK with type t := t and type Address.t = [ `TCP of string * int ] * Capnp_rpc_net.Auth.Digest.t
module Types : Capnp_rpc.S.NETWORK_TYPES
module Address : Capnp_rpc_net.S.ADDRESS with type t = [ `TCP of string * int ] * Capnp_rpc_net.Auth.Digest.t
val connect : t -> switch:Lwt_switch.t -> secret_key:Capnp_rpc_net.Auth.Secret_key.t Stdlib.Lazy.t -> Address.t -> (Capnp_rpc_net.Endpoint.t, [> `Msg of string ]) Stdlib.result Lwt.t

connect t ~switch ~secret_key address connects to address, proves ownership of secret_key (if TLS is being used), and returns the resulting endpoint. Returns an error if no connection can be established or the target fails to authenticate itself. If switch is turned off, the connection should be terminated.

val parse_third_party_cap_id : Capnp_rpc_lwt.Private.Schema.Reader.pointer_t -> Types.third_party_cap_id
val accept_connection : switch:Lwt_switch.t -> secret_key:Capnp_rpc_net.Auth.Secret_key.t option -> Stack.TCPV4.flow -> (Capnp_rpc_net.Endpoint.t, [> `Msg of string ]) Stdlib.result Lwt.t

accept_connection ~switch ~secret_key flow is a new endpoint for flow. If secret_key is not None, it is used to perform a TLS server-side handshake. Otherwise, the connection is not encrypted.

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