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ProxySession

Struct ProxySession 

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pub struct ProxySession { /* private fields */ }
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A proxy session that forwards traffic between a client and an upstream relay. One session is created per accepted client connection.

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impl ProxySession

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pub fn new( session_id: SessionId, config: ProxySessionConfig, client_alpn: Vec<u8>, observer: Arc<dyn ProxyObserver>, hook: Arc<dyn ProxyHook>, cancel: CancellationToken, ) -> Self

Create a new proxy session.

client_alpn should be the ALPN the listener negotiated with the client. Pass an empty slice if unavailable (e.g., WebTransport).

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pub fn counters(&self) -> Counters

This session’s slow-path counters.

Replaces the deleted process-global instrument::snapshot(). Cheap: a read of ~12 relaxed atomics plus a 128-slot histogram scan.

A session whose hook declared Interest::NONE and whose observer answers false to wants_events ends with counters() == Counters::default() — that is what makes the fast-path claim falsifiable rather than promised.

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pub fn shape_stats(&self) -> ShapeStats

This session’s shaping statistics.

Readable while the session runs, which is the point: the ProxySession is constructed behind an Arc before the accept task is spawned (tests/common/mod.rs), so a scenario can sample its classes without waiting for teardown and without a control plane.

A session with no ShapeProfile ends — and begins, and stays — at shape_stats() == ShapeStats::default(). That is a falsifiable claim rather than a promise only because the shaping path does move these counters when it is entered: see ShapeStats::objects_seen.

Allocates one Vec and one String per configured class. Cheap, but not free — this is a reader’s call, not a data-path one.

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pub async fn run(&self, client_conn: Connection) -> Result<(), ProxyError>

Run the proxy session with a raw QUIC client connection.

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