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Content handlers are a chain of modules implementing callbacks
that receive the body of responses and may modify it (for example
for decompressing the content) or act upon it (like sending a
message to the owner process.
The gun_sse content handler module can be used to translate
text/event-stream events on the fly and deliver them to the
owner process as a {gun_sse...} message.
This feature is currently not documented and is only tested
against a public server. It requires an up to date Cowlib.
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A number of things are not implemented, but this is enough
to connect to Twitter and get a response sent back.
It also currently doesn't have tests.
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Sigh.
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One of the test is incomplete due to a missing window_update
building function in cowlib.
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These new tests have the spdy_server send frames back.
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The tests will be written against a robot server, spdy_server,
which parses and records all frames it receives. This robot
server can later be enhanced to perform actions at specific
times to send responses or simulate error conditions.
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Also improves the code and documentation about this message.
It was incorrectly specified that a gun_ws_upgrade message
could be sent on error; instead a gun_response is sent.
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The flush(Pid) function was enhanced to also discard Websocket
messages and the new up/down messages.
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The type option has been removed. The transport and protocols
options can be used in its place.
The transport_opts option can be used to specify transport
options.
The http_opts and spdy_opts options can be used to specify
protocol specific options.
The keepalive option is now a protocol specific option.
Defaults depending on the port number have changed. Now only
port 443 uses ssl by default, other ports use tcp.
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All autobahntestsuite tests pass including the permessage-deflate
compression tests.
Some of the tests pass in a non-strict fashion. They are testing
for protocol errors and expect events to happen in a particular
order, which is not respected by Gun. Gun fails earlier than is
expected due to concurrent processing of frames.
The implementation when error occurs during handshake is probably
a bit rough at this point. The documentation is also incomplete
and/or wrong at this time, though this is the general state of
the Gun documentation and will be resolved in a separate commit.
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