HttpCanServer

Struct HttpCanServer 

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pub struct HttpCanServer { /* private fields */ }
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HTTPCan server builder and runner

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impl HttpCanServer

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pub fn new() -> Self

Create a new HTTPCan server with default configuration

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examples/basic.rs (line 14)
6async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
7    // Initialize logging
8    env_logger::init();
9
10    // Method 1: Using default configuration
11    println!("Starting HTTPCan server with default configuration...");
12    
13    // Create server with default settings (port 8080, all features enabled)
14    let _server = HttpCanServer::new();
15    
16    // Method 2: Using builder pattern
17    let server = HttpCanServer::new()
18        .port(3000)
19        .host("127.0.0.1")
20        .add_current_server(true)
21        .exclude_header("x-internal-header")
22        .exclude_header("x-debug-*");
23    
24    // Method 3: Using ServerConfig
25    let config = ServerConfig::new()
26        .port(3000)
27        .host("127.0.0.1")
28        .add_current_server(true)
29        .exclude_headers(vec![
30            "x-internal-header".to_string(),
31            "x-debug-*".to_string(),
32        ]);
33    
34    let _server_with_config = HttpCanServer::with_config(config);
35    
36    // Start the server
37    server.run().await?;
38    
39    Ok(())
40}
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pub fn with_config(config: ServerConfig) -> Self

Create a new HTTPCan server with custom configuration

Examples found in repository?
examples/basic.rs (line 34)
6async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
7    // Initialize logging
8    env_logger::init();
9
10    // Method 1: Using default configuration
11    println!("Starting HTTPCan server with default configuration...");
12    
13    // Create server with default settings (port 8080, all features enabled)
14    let _server = HttpCanServer::new();
15    
16    // Method 2: Using builder pattern
17    let server = HttpCanServer::new()
18        .port(3000)
19        .host("127.0.0.1")
20        .add_current_server(true)
21        .exclude_header("x-internal-header")
22        .exclude_header("x-debug-*");
23    
24    // Method 3: Using ServerConfig
25    let config = ServerConfig::new()
26        .port(3000)
27        .host("127.0.0.1")
28        .add_current_server(true)
29        .exclude_headers(vec![
30            "x-internal-header".to_string(),
31            "x-debug-*".to_string(),
32        ]);
33    
34    let _server_with_config = HttpCanServer::with_config(config);
35    
36    // Start the server
37    server.run().await?;
38    
39    Ok(())
40}
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pub fn port(self, port: u16) -> Self

Set the port for the server

Examples found in repository?
examples/basic.rs (line 18)
6async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
7    // Initialize logging
8    env_logger::init();
9
10    // Method 1: Using default configuration
11    println!("Starting HTTPCan server with default configuration...");
12    
13    // Create server with default settings (port 8080, all features enabled)
14    let _server = HttpCanServer::new();
15    
16    // Method 2: Using builder pattern
17    let server = HttpCanServer::new()
18        .port(3000)
19        .host("127.0.0.1")
20        .add_current_server(true)
21        .exclude_header("x-internal-header")
22        .exclude_header("x-debug-*");
23    
24    // Method 3: Using ServerConfig
25    let config = ServerConfig::new()
26        .port(3000)
27        .host("127.0.0.1")
28        .add_current_server(true)
29        .exclude_headers(vec![
30            "x-internal-header".to_string(),
31            "x-debug-*".to_string(),
32        ]);
33    
34    let _server_with_config = HttpCanServer::with_config(config);
35    
36    // Start the server
37    server.run().await?;
38    
39    Ok(())
40}
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pub fn host<S: Into<String>>(self, host: S) -> Self

Set the host address for the server

Examples found in repository?
examples/basic.rs (line 19)
6async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
7    // Initialize logging
8    env_logger::init();
9
10    // Method 1: Using default configuration
11    println!("Starting HTTPCan server with default configuration...");
12    
13    // Create server with default settings (port 8080, all features enabled)
14    let _server = HttpCanServer::new();
15    
16    // Method 2: Using builder pattern
17    let server = HttpCanServer::new()
18        .port(3000)
19        .host("127.0.0.1")
20        .add_current_server(true)
21        .exclude_header("x-internal-header")
22        .exclude_header("x-debug-*");
23    
24    // Method 3: Using ServerConfig
25    let config = ServerConfig::new()
26        .port(3000)
27        .host("127.0.0.1")
28        .add_current_server(true)
29        .exclude_headers(vec![
30            "x-internal-header".to_string(),
31            "x-debug-*".to_string(),
32        ]);
33    
34    let _server_with_config = HttpCanServer::with_config(config);
35    
36    // Start the server
37    server.run().await?;
38    
39    Ok(())
40}
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pub fn add_current_server(self, add: bool) -> Self

Enable or disable adding current server to OpenAPI specification

Examples found in repository?
examples/basic.rs (line 20)
6async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
7    // Initialize logging
8    env_logger::init();
9
10    // Method 1: Using default configuration
11    println!("Starting HTTPCan server with default configuration...");
12    
13    // Create server with default settings (port 8080, all features enabled)
14    let _server = HttpCanServer::new();
15    
16    // Method 2: Using builder pattern
17    let server = HttpCanServer::new()
18        .port(3000)
19        .host("127.0.0.1")
20        .add_current_server(true)
21        .exclude_header("x-internal-header")
22        .exclude_header("x-debug-*");
23    
24    // Method 3: Using ServerConfig
25    let config = ServerConfig::new()
26        .port(3000)
27        .host("127.0.0.1")
28        .add_current_server(true)
29        .exclude_headers(vec![
30            "x-internal-header".to_string(),
31            "x-debug-*".to_string(),
32        ]);
33    
34    let _server_with_config = HttpCanServer::with_config(config);
35    
36    // Start the server
37    server.run().await?;
38    
39    Ok(())
40}
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pub fn exclude_headers(self, headers: Vec<String>) -> Self

Set headers to exclude from responses

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pub fn exclude_header<S: Into<String>>(self, header: S) -> Self

Add a header to exclude from responses

Examples found in repository?
examples/basic.rs (line 21)
6async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
7    // Initialize logging
8    env_logger::init();
9
10    // Method 1: Using default configuration
11    println!("Starting HTTPCan server with default configuration...");
12    
13    // Create server with default settings (port 8080, all features enabled)
14    let _server = HttpCanServer::new();
15    
16    // Method 2: Using builder pattern
17    let server = HttpCanServer::new()
18        .port(3000)
19        .host("127.0.0.1")
20        .add_current_server(true)
21        .exclude_header("x-internal-header")
22        .exclude_header("x-debug-*");
23    
24    // Method 3: Using ServerConfig
25    let config = ServerConfig::new()
26        .port(3000)
27        .host("127.0.0.1")
28        .add_current_server(true)
29        .exclude_headers(vec![
30            "x-internal-header".to_string(),
31            "x-debug-*".to_string(),
32        ]);
33    
34    let _server_with_config = HttpCanServer::with_config(config);
35    
36    // Start the server
37    server.run().await?;
38    
39    Ok(())
40}
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pub fn static_dir<P: Into<PathBuf>>(self, dir: P) -> Self

Set custom static files directory

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pub async fn run(self) -> Result<()>

Start the HTTPCan server

Examples found in repository?
examples/basic.rs (line 37)
6async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
7    // Initialize logging
8    env_logger::init();
9
10    // Method 1: Using default configuration
11    println!("Starting HTTPCan server with default configuration...");
12    
13    // Create server with default settings (port 8080, all features enabled)
14    let _server = HttpCanServer::new();
15    
16    // Method 2: Using builder pattern
17    let server = HttpCanServer::new()
18        .port(3000)
19        .host("127.0.0.1")
20        .add_current_server(true)
21        .exclude_header("x-internal-header")
22        .exclude_header("x-debug-*");
23    
24    // Method 3: Using ServerConfig
25    let config = ServerConfig::new()
26        .port(3000)
27        .host("127.0.0.1")
28        .add_current_server(true)
29        .exclude_headers(vec![
30            "x-internal-header".to_string(),
31            "x-debug-*".to_string(),
32        ]);
33    
34    let _server_with_config = HttpCanServer::with_config(config);
35    
36    // Start the server
37    server.run().await?;
38    
39    Ok(())
40}
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pub fn config(&self) -> &ServerConfig

Get the server configuration

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