HttpServer

A simple HTTP server that accepts requests on a given port and address, and lets a configured HttpRequestHandler produce a response, to send back to the client.

class HttpServer {

this(HttpRequestHandler handler, string hostname, ushort port, size_t receiveBufferSize, int connectionQueueSize, bool verbose, size_t workerPoolSize);

void configurePreBind(Socket socket);

void start();

void stop();

bool isReady();

HttpServer setVerbose(bool verbose);

bool isVerbose();

}

Constructors

this this(HttpRequestHandler handler, string hostname, ushort port, size_t receiveBufferSize, int connectionQueueSize, bool verbose, size_t workerPoolSize): Undocumented in source.

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Functions

configurePreBind void configurePreBind(Socket socket): Will be called before the socket is bound to the address. One can set special socket options in here by overriding it.
isReady bool isReady(): Tells whether the server is ready to receive requests.
isVerbose bool isVerbose(): Tells whether the server will give verbose output.
setVerbose HttpServer setVerbose(bool verbose): Sets the server's verbosity, which determines whether detailed log messages are printed during runtime.
start void start(): Starts the server on the calling thread, so that it will begin accepting HTTP requests. Once the server is able to accept requests, isReady() will return true, and will remain true until the server is stopped by calling stop().
stop void stop(): Shuts down the server by closing the server socket, if possible. This will block until all pending requests have been fulfilled.

HttpServer

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