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package dream

dream
- Dream
dream.gluten
- Gluten
  - Client
  - RUNTIME
  - Reqd
  - Server
dream.gluten-lwt
- Gluten_lwt
  - Client
    
    Io
  - IO
  - Server
    
    Io
dream.gluten-lwt-unix
- Gluten_lwt_unix
  - Client
    
    SSL
    
    TLS
  - Server
    
    SSL
    
    TLS
dream.h2
- H2
  - Body
  - Client_connection
  - Config
  - Error_code
  - Headers
  - IOVec
  - Method
  - Reqd
  - Request
  - Response
  - Server_connection
  - Settings
  - Status
dream.h2-lwt
- H2_lwt
  - Client
    
    Client_runtime
  - Server
    
    Server_runtime
dream.h2-lwt-unix
- H2_lwt_unix
  - Client
    
    SSL
    
    TLS
  - Server
    
    SSL
    
    TLS
dream.hpack
- Hpack
  - Decoder
  - Encoder
dream.httpaf
- Httpaf
  - Body
  - Client_connection
  - Config
  - Headers
  - IOVec
  - Method
  - Reqd
  - Request
  - Response
  - Server_connection
  - Status
  - Version
dream.httpaf-lwt
- Httpaf_lwt
  - Client
    
    Client_runtime
  - Server
    
    Server_runtime
dream.httpaf-lwt-unix
- Httpaf_lwt_unix
  - Client
    
    SSL
    
    TLS
  - Server
    
    SSL
    
    TLS
dream.websocketaf
- Websocketaf
  - Client_connection
  - Handshake
  - Server_connection
  - Websocket
    
    Close_code
    
    Frame
    
    Opcode
  - Wsd

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Response

A server-generated message to a

equest

.

type t = {

version : Version.t;
status : Status.t;
reason : string;
headers : Headers.t;

}

val create : 
  ?reason:string ->
  ?version:Version.t ->
  ?headers:Headers.t ->
  Status.t ->
  t

create ?reason ?version ?headers status creates an HTTP response with the given parameters. For typical use cases, it's sufficient to provide values for headers and status.

val body_length : 
  ?proxy:bool ->
  request_method:Method.standard ->
  t ->
  [ `Fixed of Stdlib.Int64.t
  | `Chunked
  | `Close_delimited
  | `Error of [ `Bad_gateway | `Internal_server_error ] ]

body_length ?proxy ~request_method t is the length of the message body accompanying t assuming it is a response to a request whose method was request_method. If the calling code is acting as a proxy, it should pass ~proxy:true. This optional parameter only affects error reporting.

See RFC7230§3.3.3 for more details.

val persistent_connection : ?proxy:bool -> t -> bool

persistent_connection ?proxy t indicates whether the connection for t can be reused for multiple requests and responses. If the calling code is acting as a proxy, it should pass ~proxy:true.

See RFC7230§6.3 for more details.

val pp_hum : Stdlib.Format.formatter -> t -> unit