http.hpp File Reference

#include "kcurl/easy.hpp"
#include "kcurl/http_status.hpp"
#include <string_view>

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Classes
struct	kcurl::http::Query
struct	kcurl::http::Error
	Error of a fetch operation. More...
struct	kcurl::http::Request
	Input parameter for fetch(). More...
struct	kcurl::http::Response< void >
struct	kcurl::http::Response< Type >
	Successful response of a fetch operation. Response is a class template to enable user-side reuse for custom payloads (eg JSON). More...

Namespaces
namespace	kcurl
namespace	kcurl::http

Typedefs
template<typename Type >
using	kcurl::http::Result = std::expected< Response< Type >, Error >
	Result of a fetch operation. Result is a class template to enable user-side reuse for custom Reponse payloads (eg JSON).

Enumerations
enum class	kcurl::http::Verb : std::int8_t { kcurl::http::Get , kcurl::http::Post }

Functions
auto	kcurl::http::escape (std::string_view text) -> std::string
	Replace special characters to be URL-friendly.
auto	kcurl::http::unescape (std::string_view escaped) -> std::string
	Replace URL escapes with their source characters.
auto	kcurl::http::to_easy_request (Request request) -> easy::Request
auto	kcurl::http::perform (easy::Request const &request) -> Result< ByteArray >
	Perform easy::Request and interpret the easy::Result as an http::Result. This lower-level function is exposed primarily for users to customize some behavior after the conversion of an http::Request to an easy::Request in the process of fetching the Response. If that is not required, use fetch() directly.
auto	kcurl::http::fetch (Request request) -> Result< ByteArray >
	Primary http API.