package piaf

You can search for identifiers within the package.

in-package search v0.2.0

On This Page

Client -- Issuing requests

piaf
- Piaf
  - Body
  - Client
    
    Oneshot
  - Config
  - Cookies
    
    Cookie
    
    Set_cookie
  - Error
  - Form
    
    Multipart
  - Headers
    
    Well_known
    
    HTTP1
    
    HTTP2
  - IOVec
  - Method
  - Request
  - Response
  - Scheme
  - Server
    
    Error_response
    
    Handler
    
    Middleware
    
    Service
  - Status
  - Versions
    
    ALPN
    
    HTTP
    
    TLS
piaf.h2
- H2
  - Body
  - Client_connection
  - Config
  - Error_code
  - Headers
  - IOVec
  - Method
  - Reqd
  - Request
  - Response
  - Server_connection
  - Settings
  - Status
piaf.h2-lwt
- H2_lwt
  - Client
    
    Client_runtime
  - Server
    
    Server_runtime
piaf.h2-lwt-unix
- H2_lwt_unix
  - Client
    
    SSL
    
    TLS
  - Server
    
    SSL
    
    TLS
piaf.hpack
- Hpack
  - Decoder
  - Encoder
piaf.httpaf
- Httpaf
  - Body
  - Client_connection
  - Config
  - Headers
  - IOVec
  - Method
  - Reqd
  - Request
  - Response
  - Server_connection
  - Status
  - Version
piaf.httpaf-lwt
- Httpaf_lwt
  - Client
    
    Client_runtime
  - Server
    
    Server_runtime
piaf.httpaf-lwt-unix
- Httpaf_lwt_unix
  - Client
    
    SSL
    
    TLS
  - Server
    
    SSL
    
    TLS
piaf.multipart
- Multipart
  - Pp
piaf.multipart_form
- Multipart_form
  - Content_disposition
  - Content_encoding
  - Content_type
    
    Parameters
    
    Map
    
    Subtype
    
    Type
  - Field
  - Field_name
  - Header
    
    Decoder

Legend:
Library
Module
Module type
Parameter
Class
Class type

module IOVec : sig ... end

module Method : module type of Method

module Headers : sig ... end

module Scheme : sig ... end

module Status : module type of Status

module Versions : sig ... end

module Config : sig ... end

module Error : sig ... end

module Body : sig ... end

module Request : sig ... end

module Response : sig ... end

module Form : sig ... end

Client -- Issuing requests

There are two options for issuing requests with Piaf:

client: useful if multiple requests are going to be sent to the remote endpoint, avoids setting up a TCP connection for each request. Or if HTTP/1.0, you can think of this as effectively a connection manager.
oneshot: issues a single request and tears down the underlying connection once the request is done. Useful for isolated requests.

module Client : sig ... end

module Server : sig ... end

module Cookies : sig ... end