Defines functions to read and write JSON values when handling HTTP requests.
Defines data structures and parsing methods for dealing with multipart -encoded request bodies.
Defines functions for reading and writing XML content while handling HTTP -requests, using the dxml library: https://code.dlang.org/packages/dxml
Defines functions to read and write JSON values when handling HTTP requests.
Reads a JSON value from the body of the given HTTP request, parsing it using -the ASDF library according to the template type T.
Writes a JSON value to the body of the given HTTP response, serializing it -using the ASDF library. Will also set Content-Type and Content-Length -headers before writing.
Reads a JSON value from the body of the given HTTP request, parsing it using -the ASDF library according to the template type T.
Throws a BAD_REQUEST HttpStatusException if deserialization fails.
The request to read the JSON from.
The value that was read.
Writes a JSON value to the body of the given HTTP response, serializing it -using the ASDF library. Will also set Content-Type and Content-Length -headers before writing.
Throws an INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR HttpStatusException if serialization or -writing fails.
The response to write to.
The content to write.
The maximum number of parts to read in a multipart/form-data body. This is -declared as a safety measure to avoid infinite reading of malicious or -corrupted payloads.
The body content of this element.
The filename of this element, as declared by this part's -Content-Disposition header filename property. Note that this may be -null if no filename exists.
The headers that were present with this element.
A single element that's part of a multipart/form-data body.
The body content of this element.
The filename of this element, as declared by this part's -Content-Disposition header filename property. Note that this may be -null if no filename exists.
The headers that were present with this element.
The name of this element, as declared by this part's Content-Disposition -header name property. There is no guarantee that this name is unique -among all elements.
The name of this element, as declared by this part's Content-Disposition -header name property. There is no guarantee that this name is unique -among all elements.
Determines if this form-data has an element with the given name. This -is case-sensitive. Note that there may be more than one element with a -given name.
The name of the element to search for.
True if this form-data has such an element.
A multipart/form-data body containing multiple elements, and some helper -methods for those elements.
Determines if this form-data has an element with the given name. This -is case-sensitive. Note that there may be more than one element with a -given name.
An exception that's thrown if parsing multipart/form-data fails due to -invalid formatting or unexpected characters. This is a sub-class of the -HttpStatusException, with each multipart exception being a BAD_REQUEST.
Defines data structures and parsing methods for dealing with multipart -encoded request bodies.
An exception that's thrown if parsing multipart/form-data fails due to -invalid formatting or unexpected characters. This is a sub-class of the -HttpStatusException, with each multipart exception being a BAD_REQUEST.
A simple linear parser for multipart/form-data encoded content. Reads a -series of elements separated by a given boundary. An exception is thrown -if the given content doesn't conform to standard multipart format.
Reads a request's body as multipart/form-data encoded elements.
A single element that's part of a multipart/form-data body.
A multipart/form-data body containing multiple elements, and some helper -methods for those elements.
The maximum number of parts to read in a multipart/form-data body. This is -declared as a safety measure to avoid infinite reading of malicious or -corrupted payloads.
A simple linear parser for multipart/form-data encoded content. Reads a -series of elements separated by a given boundary. An exception is thrown -if the given content doesn't conform to standard multipart format.
The main purpose of this function is to parse the multipart boundaries and -hand-off parsing of each element to readElement.
The content to parse.
The boundary between parts. This is usually present in an HTTP - request's Content-Type header.
The multipart/form-data content that's been parsed.
Reads a request's body as multipart/form-data encoded elements.
The request to read from.
Whether to read until no more data is available.
The multipart/form-data that was read.
Defines functions for reading and writing XML content while handling HTTP -requests, using the dxml library: https://code.dlang.org/packages/dxml
Reads an XML request body.
Writes an XML response body, by using the provided delegate function to -compose the XML tag tree using a provided XMLWriter.
Reads an XML request body.
The request to read from.
The DOMEntity representing the XML payload.
Writes an XML response body, by using the provided delegate function to -compose the XML tag tree using a provided XMLWriter.
See https://jmdavisprog.com/docs/dxml/0.4.4/dxml_writer.html#.xmlWriter