Module http 

Zero-axum public HTTP types.

User code says arcly_http::Response, arcly_http::Json, etc. — no axum::… paths in the public surface. Internally these are thin delegations to axum, so we keep its battle-tested implementation without welding it into the public API.

Why a private axum::response::Response re-export rather than a full newtype: pinning axum::response::Response is the one type the framework’s boundary code constructs; making it a newtype would force every adapter / interceptor to unwrap repeatedly with zero behavioural benefit. A pub use rename achieves the same “no axum in user paths” outcome at zero runtime cost.

Modules

header

Standard header-name constants: header::CONTENT_TYPE, header::LOCATION, header::CONTENT_RANGE, header::CACHE_CONTROL, header::ACCEPT_RANGES, the header::ACCESS_CONTROL_* family, and the rest of the IANA registry.

Structs

Body

Response/request body. Body::from(bytes), Body::from("text"), etc. The body type used in axum requests and responses.

Bytes

Raw bytes buffer (bytes::Bytes) — what RequestContext::body returns and what byte-oriented responses carry.

HeaderMap

Owned, validated header name / value, and the multimap that holds them. A specialized multimap for header names and values.

HeaderName

Owned, validated header name / value, and the multimap that holds them. Represents an HTTP header field name

HeaderValue

Owned, validated header name / value, and the multimap that holds them. Represents an HTTP header field value.

Json

JSON response wrapper. Json(body) writes Content-Type: application/json and serialises body with serde_json. Same surface as axum’s Json so the route macro’s return-type walker (Json<T> | Result<Json<T>, _>) keeps working without changes.

Method

HTTP method (Method::GET, …). The Request Method (VERB)

RequestParts

Decomposed request head (method, uri, headers, …). Named in the BoundaryFilter trait, so it must be reachable without axum.

ResponseBuilder

The builder returned by Response::builder — re-exported so it can be named in user function signatures (e.g. a with_cors(b: ResponseBuilder) helper) without reaching for axum. An HTTP response builder

StatusCode

HTTP status code (StatusCode::OK, StatusCode::PARTIAL_CONTENT, …). An HTTP status code (status-code in RFC 9110 et al.).

Uri

Request URI. The URI component of a request.

Traits

IntoResponse

Convert a value into a Response.

Functions

byte_range

Serve a (possibly partial) byte range from a fully-buffered resource.

bytes_response

Build a Response from a status, content type, and raw bytes.

Type Aliases

Response

The framework’s response type. Same memory shape as axum’s; the alias keeps the user-visible path arcly_http::Response. Type alias for http::Response whose body type defaults to Body, the most common body type used with axum.