Module snowflake 

Snowflake server implementation

Serves the subset of Snowflake’s REST/JSON client protocol that a driver needs to log in and run a query:

Endpoint	Event	Model answers with
POST /session/v1/login-request	snowflake_login	a session token (or a refusal)
POST /queries/v1/query-request	snowflake_query	a rowset (or an error)
POST /session/logout-request	snowflake_session (logout)	an ack
POST /session/token-request	snowflake_session (token_renew)	renewed tokens

hyper owns HTTP; the LLM owns the JSON. No storage: there is no session table and no row store — the model answers every request.

Fail closed. When the model gives no usable answer, or the LLM call fails, every endpoint replies with a Snowflake error envelope (success:false), never a success-shaped empty result. On the login endpoint that means no token is ever issued on an outage — an LLM failure is a refusal, and it is distinguishable in the logs (and by message) from a deliberate model denial via snowflake_error.

Modules

actions

Snowflake protocol actions implementation

Structs

SnowflakeServer

Snowflake server.

Constants

MAX_REQUEST_BYTES

Largest request body this server will buffer.