Crate fetch_options 

Configuration options for HTTP client transport behavior.

This crate provides types for configuring various aspects of HTTP connections, including connection keep-alive behavior, connection pooling, and HTTP version support.

Example

use std::time::Duration;

use fetch_options::{ConnectionLifetime, RequestFilter, TransportOptions};

fn configure(mut options: TransportOptions) -> TransportOptions {
    options.connect_timeout = Duration::from_secs(10);
    options.request_filter = RequestFilter::Https;
    options.connection_pool = options
        .connection_pool
        .max_connections(64)
        .connection_idle_timeout(Duration::from_secs(90))
        .connection_lifetime(ConnectionLifetime::fixed(Duration::from_secs(300)));

    options
}

let options = configure(TransportOptions::default());

Structs

ConnectionInfo

Diagnostic information about the connection that served an HTTP response.

ConnectionLifetime

Backs ConnectionPoolOptions::connection_lifetime.

ConnectionPoolOptions

Configuration options for HTTP connection pooling.

Http2Options

Configuration options for HTTP/2 connections.

PoolIndex

Selects a specific connection pool for a request by index.

PoolSelection

Configures how requests are distributed across multiple connection pools.

TransportOptions

Public, transport-relevant subset of an HTTP client’s configuration.

Enums

ConnectionIdleTimeout

Backs ConnectionPoolOptions::connection_idle_timeout.

ConnectionKeepAlive

Controls how HTTP connections are kept alive between requests.

RequestFilter

Controls which URI schemes the HTTP client is willing to send to.