Struct HttpEndpointWrap 

pub struct HttpEndpointWrap { /* private fields */ }

Discovery metadata attached at boot. The HTTP transport collects every HttpEndpointWrap at configure time, sorts by priority(), and folds them around the assembled route (after per-route layers, before CORS / server header).

The wrap closure receives the container so it can resolve providers it needs (e.g. a global registry of GuardSpecs).

Implementations

impl HttpEndpointWrap

pub fn new<F>(wrap: F) -> Self

where F: Fn(&Container, BoxEndpoint<'static, Response>) -> BoxEndpoint<'static, Response> + Send + Sync + 'static,

Construct from any wrap closure with the default priority (priority::INTERCEPTORS). Use Self::with_priority when you need an explicit band — Layer-System globals (guards, filters) always do so the documented ordering is enforced regardless of AppBuilder call order.

pub fn with_priority<F>(priority: i32, wrap: F) -> Self

where F: Fn(&Container, BoxEndpoint<'static, Response>) -> BoxEndpoint<'static, Response> + Send + Sync + 'static,

Construct with an explicit priority band. Lower priority is applied first by the transport and therefore ends up innermost in the final endpoint composition.

pub fn priority(&self) -> i32

Priority band — lower applies first (innermost wrap), higher applies last (outermost wrap). See priority for the canonical bands the framework uses.

pub fn wrap( &self, container: &Container, endpoint: BoxEndpoint<'static, Response>, ) -> BoxEndpoint<'static, Response>

Apply the wrap to endpoint. Called once per meta at HttpTransport::configure time.