Struct TlsConnectorLayer

pub struct TlsConnectorLayer<K = ConnectorKindAuto> { /* private fields */ }

A Layer which wraps the given service with a TlsConnector.

See TlsConnector for more information.

Implementations

impl<K> TlsConnectorLayer<K>

pub fn maybe_with_connector_data( self, connector_data: Option<Arc<TlsConnectorDataBuilder>>, ) -> TlsConnectorLayer<K>

Set base TlsConnectorDataBuilder that will be used for this connector

This builder will be chained with the TlsConnectorDataBuilder found in the context in this order: BaseBuilder -> CtxBuilder

NOTE: for a smooth interaction with HTTP you most likely do want to create tls connector data to at the very least define the ALPN’s correctly.

E.g. if you create an auto client, you want to make sure your ALPN can handle all. It will be then also be the TlsConnector that sets the request http version correctly.

pub fn maybe_set_connector_data( &mut self, connector_data: Option<Arc<TlsConnectorDataBuilder>>, ) -> &mut TlsConnectorLayer<K>

Set base TlsConnectorDataBuilder that will be used for this connector

This builder will be chained with the TlsConnectorDataBuilder found in the context in this order: BaseBuilder -> CtxBuilder

NOTE: for a smooth interaction with HTTP you most likely do want to create tls connector data to at the very least define the ALPN’s correctly.

E.g. if you create an auto client, you want to make sure your ALPN can handle all. It will be then also be the TlsConnector that sets the request http version correctly.

pub fn with_connector_data( self, connector_data: Arc<TlsConnectorDataBuilder>, ) -> TlsConnectorLayer<K>

Set base TlsConnectorDataBuilder that will be used for this connector

This builder will be chained with the TlsConnectorDataBuilder found in the context in this order: BaseBuilder -> CtxBuilder

NOTE: for a smooth interaction with HTTP you most likely do want to create tls connector data to at the very least define the ALPN’s correctly.

E.g. if you create an auto client, you want to make sure your ALPN can handle all. It will be then also be the TlsConnector that sets the request http version correctly.

pub fn set_connector_data( &mut self, connector_data: Arc<TlsConnectorDataBuilder>, ) -> &mut TlsConnectorLayer<K>

Set base TlsConnectorDataBuilder that will be used for this connector

This builder will be chained with the TlsConnectorDataBuilder found in the context in this order: BaseBuilder -> CtxBuilder

NOTE: for a smooth interaction with HTTP you most likely do want to create tls connector data to at the very least define the ALPN’s correctly.

E.g. if you create an auto client, you want to make sure your ALPN can handle all. It will be then also be the TlsConnector that sets the request http version correctly.

pub fn without_connector_data(self) -> TlsConnectorLayer<K>

Set base TlsConnectorDataBuilder that will be used for this connector

This builder will be chained with the TlsConnectorDataBuilder found in the context in this order: BaseBuilder -> CtxBuilder

NOTE: for a smooth interaction with HTTP you most likely do want to create tls connector data to at the very least define the ALPN’s correctly.

E.g. if you create an auto client, you want to make sure your ALPN can handle all. It will be then also be the TlsConnector that sets the request http version correctly.

pub fn unset_connector_data(&mut self) -> &mut TlsConnectorLayer<K>

Set base TlsConnectorDataBuilder that will be used for this connector

This builder will be chained with the TlsConnectorDataBuilder found in the context in this order: BaseBuilder -> CtxBuilder

NOTE: for a smooth interaction with HTTP you most likely do want to create tls connector data to at the very least define the ALPN’s correctly.

E.g. if you create an auto client, you want to make sure your ALPN can handle all. It will be then also be the TlsConnector that sets the request http version correctly.

impl TlsConnectorLayer

pub fn auto() -> TlsConnectorLayer

Creates a new TlsConnectorLayer which will establish a secure connection if the request demands it, otherwise it will forward the pre-established inner connection.

impl TlsConnectorLayer<ConnectorKindSecure>

pub fn secure() -> TlsConnectorLayer<ConnectorKindSecure>

Creates a new TlsConnectorLayer which will always establish a secure connection regardless of the request it is for.

impl TlsConnectorLayer<ConnectorKindTunnel>

pub fn tunnel(host: Option<Host>) -> TlsConnectorLayer<ConnectorKindTunnel>

Creates a new TlsConnectorLayer which will establish a secure connection if the request is to be tunneled.

Trait Implementations

impl<K> Clone for TlsConnectorLayer<K>

where K: Clone,

fn clone(&self) -> TlsConnectorLayer<K>

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl<K> Debug for TlsConnectorLayer<K>

where K: Debug,

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for TlsConnectorLayer

fn default() -> TlsConnectorLayer

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl<K, S> Layer<S> for TlsConnectorLayer<K>

where K: Clone,

type Service = TlsConnector<S, K>

The service produced by the layer.

fn layer(&self, inner: S) -> <TlsConnectorLayer<K> as Layer<S>>::Service

Wrap the given service with the middleware, returning a new service.

fn into_layer(self, inner: S) -> <TlsConnectorLayer<K> as Layer<S>>::Service

Same as layer but consuming self after the service was created.