package cohttp

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package cohttp

cohttp
- Cohttp
  - Accept
  - Auth
  - Body
  - Code
  - Conf
  - Connection
  - Cookie
    
    Cookie_hdr
    
    Set_cookie_hdr
  - Generic
    
    Client
    
    BASE
    
    Make
    
    Base
    
    IO
    
    S
    
    Server
    
    S
    
    IO
  - Header
    
    Private
  - Link
    
    Arc
    
    Charset
    
    Ext
    
    Language
    
    Rel
  - Path
  - Private
    
    Header_io
    
    Make
    
    IO
    
    String_io
    
    M
    
    Transfer_io
    
    Make
    
    IO
  - Request
    
    Make
    
    IO
    
    Private
    
    Make
    
    IO
  - Response
    
    Make
    
    IO
    
    Private
    
    Make
    
    IO
  - S
    
    Body
    
    Http_io
    
    IO
    
    IO
    
    Request
    
    Response
  - Transfer

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Read and write the HTTP/1.1 transfer-encoding formats. Currently supported are chunked and content-length.

type encoding = Http.Transfer.encoding =

| Chunked
(*
dynamic chunked encoding
*)
| Fixed of int64
(*
fixed size content
*)
| Unknown
(*
unknown body size, which leads to best-effort
*)

The encoding format detected from the transfer-encoding and content-length headers

val sexp_of_encoding : encoding -> Sexplib0.Sexp.t

val encoding_of_sexp : Sexplib0.Sexp.t -> encoding

val pp_encoding : Stdlib.Format.formatter -> encoding -> unit

Human-readable output.

type chunk =

| Chunk of string
(*
chunk of data and not the end of stream
*)
| Final_chunk of string
(*
the last chunk of data, so no more should be read
*)
| Done
(*
no more body data is present
*)

A chunk of body that also signals if there to more to arrive

val sexp_of_chunk : chunk -> Sexplib0.Sexp.t

val chunk_of_sexp : Sexplib0.Sexp.t -> chunk

val string_of_encoding : encoding -> string

Convert the encoding format to a human-readable string

val has_body : encoding -> [ `No | `Unknown | `Yes ]

has_body encoding returns the appropriate variant that indicates whether the HTTP request or response has an associated body. It does not guess: instead Unknown is returned if there is no explicit association.