CookieLayer

Struct CookieLayer 

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pub struct CookieLayer { /* private fields */ }
Available on crate features client and cookie only.
Expand description

Layer for extracting and setting cookies.

See CookieLayer::new for more details.

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impl CookieLayer

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pub fn new(cookie_store: CookieStore) -> Self

Create a new CookieLayer with the given CookieStore.

It will set cookies from the CookieStore into the request header before sending the request,

and store cookies after receiving the response.

It is recommended to use CookieLayer as the innermost layer in the client stack since it will extract cookies from the request header and store them before and after call the transport layer.

§Example
use volo_http::{Client, client::cookie::CookieLayer};

let client: Client = Client::builder()
    .layer_inner(CookieLayer::new(Default::default()))
    .build()
    .unwrap();

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impl<S> Layer<S> for CookieLayer

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type Service = CookieService<S>

The wrapped service
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Wrap the given service with the middleware, returning a new service that has been decorated with the middleware. Consumes self.

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