web-transport-trait 0.3.0

An async WebTransport trait.

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web-transport-trait

WebTransport is a new browser API powered by QUIC intended as a replacement for WebSockets. Most importantly, QUIC supports multiple independent data streams.

This crate provides a WebTransport trait for Send runtimes.

Quinn: web-transport-quinn
WebSocket: web-transport-ws
Quiche+Tokio: TODO

If you don't care about the underyling runtime, use the web-transport crate.

Why Send?

Async traits are awful because you have to choose either Send or !Send. We could define a separate !Send trait but I currently don't have a use-case for it.

I would like to implement a sans I/O trait at some point for quiche and quinn-proto. Again, I just currently don't have a use-case, and I'm not even sure how feasible it would be.