Crate sim_lib_net_core 

Reusable, side-effect-free HTTP/streaming parsing primitives.

This is a leaf parsing crate: it contains URL parsing, HTTP response-head parsing, body-mode classification, line framing, and SSE/NDJSON record decoders. It deliberately contains no socket/TLS I/O and no application policy – callers own transport and event mapping.

The behavior here was extracted from sim-lib-agent-runner-http so that multiple runtime libs can share one tested implementation of the wire framing rather than each hand-rolling line accumulation and head parsing.

Example

LineDecoder frames newline-delimited input, buffering a partial final line across pushes:

use sim_lib_net_core::LineDecoder;

let mut decoder = LineDecoder::new();
assert_eq!(decoder.push(b"a\nb"), vec![b"a".to_vec()]);
assert_eq!(decoder.push(b"c\n"), vec![b"bc".to_vec()]);

Structs

HttpHead

A parsed HTTP response head: status line plus headers.

LineDecoder

Incremental newline framer.

NdjsonDecoder

Incremental newline-delimited JSON decoder.

SseDecoder

Incremental Server-Sent Events decoder.

SseEvent

A decoded Server-Sent Events record.

UrlParts

The structural components of an absolute URL.

Enums

CapOutcome

The outcome of a single capped line read.

HeadOutcome

The outcome of reading an HTTP head up to the \r\n\r\n terminator.

HttpBodyMode

How the body following a response head should be read.

NetError

Errors produced by the net-core parsing primitives.

Functions

body_mode

Classify how the body should be read, matching the client’s precedence.

parse_http_head

Parse a CRLF-delimited HTTP response head.

parse_url

Parse a scheme://host[:port][/path] URL.

parse_url_for_scheme

Parse a URL and require a specific scheme, applying default_path when the URL carries no path component.

read_capped_line

Read one line into buf, bounded to cap bytes.

read_head_until_double_crlf

Read an HTTP head byte-by-byte until the \r\n\r\n terminator, bounded to cap bytes.