pub struct Compression {
pub level: Level,
pub excluded_content_types: Vec<MediaType>,
}Expand description
Compresses all responses with Brotli or Gzip compression.
Compression is done in the same manner as the Compress
responder.
By default, the fairing does not compress responses with a Content-Type
matching any of the following:
application/gzipapplication/zipimage/*video/*application/octet-streamtext/event-stream
§Usage
Attach the compression fairing to your Rocket application:
use rocket_async_compression::Compression;
rocket::build()
// ...
.attach(Compression::fairing())
// ...
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§level: Level§excluded_content_types: Vec<MediaType>Implementations§
Source§impl Compression
impl Compression
Sourcepub fn fairing() -> Compression
pub fn fairing() -> Compression
Returns a fairing that compresses outgoing requests. Uses default compression level and excluded content types.
§Example
To attach this fairing, simply call attach on the application’s
Rocket instance with Compression::fairing():
use rocket_async_compression::Compression;
rocket::build()
// ...
.attach(Compression::fairing())
// ...Sourcepub fn with_level(level: Level) -> Compression
pub fn with_level(level: Level) -> Compression
Returns a fairing that compresses outgoing requests with the specified compression level.
§Example
use rocket_async_compression::{Compression, Level};
rocket::build()
// ...
.attach(Compression::with_level(Level::Fastest))
// ...Sourcepub fn exlude_content_types(
self,
excluded_content_types: Vec<MediaType>,
) -> Self
pub fn exlude_content_types( self, excluded_content_types: Vec<MediaType>, ) -> Self
Replaces the default list of excluded content types with the provided list.
Sourcepub fn excluded_content_types(&mut self) -> &mut Vec<MediaType>
pub fn excluded_content_types(&mut self) -> &mut Vec<MediaType>
Returns a mutable reference to the list of excluded content types.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Fairing for Compression
impl Fairing for Compression
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impl Freeze for Compression
impl RefUnwindSafe for Compression
impl Send for Compression
impl Sync for Compression
impl Unpin for Compression
impl UnwindSafe for Compression
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