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gun
===
The `gun` module provides an asynchronous interface for
connecting and communicating with Web servers over SPDY,
HTTP or Websocket.
Types
-----
### opts() = [{keepalive, pos_integer()}
| {retry, non_neg_integer()}
| {retry_timeout, pos_integer()}
| {type, ssl | tcp | tcp_spdy}].
> Configuration for the connection.
Option descriptions
-------------------
The default value is given next to the option name.
- keepalive (5000)
- Time between pings in milliseconds.
- retry (5)
- Number of times Gun will try to reconnect on failure before giving up.
- retry_timeout (5000)
- Time between retries in milliseconds.
- type (ssl)
- Whether to use SSL, plain TCP (for HTTP/Websocket) or SPDY over TCP.
Exports
-------
### open(Host, Port) -> open(Host, Port, [])
### open(Host, Port, Opts) -> {ok, ServerPid} | {error, any()}
> Types:
> * Host = inet:hostname()
> * Port = inet:port_number()
> * Opts = opts()
> * ServerPid = pid()
>
> Open a connection to the given host.
### close(ServerPid) -> ok
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
>
> Brutally close the connection.
### shutdown(ServerPid) -> ok
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
>
> Gracefully close the connection.
>
> A monitor can be used to be notified when the connection is
> effectively closed.
### delete(ServerPid, Path) -> delete(ServerPid, Path, [])
### delete(ServerPid, Path, Headers) -> StreamRef
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * Path = iodata()
> * Headers = [{iodata(), iodata()}]
> * StreamRef = reference()
>
> Delete a resource.
### get(ServerPid, Path) -> delete(ServerPid, Path, [])
### get(ServerPid, Path, Headers) -> StreamRef
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * Path = iodata()
> * Headers = [{iodata(), iodata()}]
> * StreamRef = reference()
>
> Fetch a resource.
### head(ServerPid, Path) -> delete(ServerPid, Path, [])
### head(ServerPid, Path, Headers) -> StreamRef
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * Path = iodata()
> * Headers = [{iodata(), iodata()}]
> * StreamRef = reference()
>
> Fetch a resource's headers.
>
> The server will not send the resource content, only headers.
### options(ServerPid, Path) -> delete(ServerPid, Path, [])
### options(ServerPid, Path, Headers) -> StreamRef
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * Path = iodata()
> * Headers = [{iodata(), iodata()}]
> * StreamRef = reference()
>
> Obtain information about the capabilities of the server or a resource.
>
> The special path "*" can be used to obtain information about
> the server as a whole. Any other path will return information
> about the resource only.
### patch(ServerPid, Path, Headers) -> StreamRef
### patch(ServerPid, Path, Headers, Body) -> StreamRef
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * Path = iodata()
> * Headers = [{iodata(), iodata()}]
> * StreamRef = reference()
> * Body = iodata()
>
> Partially update a resource.
>
> Always set the content-type header so that Gun and the server
> can be made aware that a body is going to be sent. Also try
> to set the content-length header when possible.
>
> If a body is given, even an empty one, it is expected to be
> the full resource.
>
> If not, Gun will assume there is no body if content-type
> isn't set, and otherwise will expect you to stream the body.
### post(ServerPid, Path, Headers) -> StreamRef
### post(ServerPid, Path, Headers, Body) -> StreamRef
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * Path = iodata()
> * Headers = [{iodata(), iodata()}]
> * StreamRef = reference()
> * Body = iodata()
>
> Create or update a resource.
>
> The resource may be created at a different URL than the one
> given.
>
> Always set the content-type header so that Gun and the server
> can be made aware that a body is going to be sent. Also try
> to set the content-length header when possible.
>
> If a body is given, even an empty one, it is expected to be
> the full resource.
>
> If not, Gun will assume there is no body if content-type
> isn't set, and otherwise will expect you to stream the body.
### put(ServerPid, Path, Headers) -> StreamRef
### put(ServerPid, Path, Headers, Body) -> StreamRef
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * Path = iodata()
> * Headers = [{iodata(), iodata()}]
> * StreamRef = reference()
> * Body = iodata()
>
> Create or update a resource.
>
> The resource will be created at this exact URL.
>
> Always set the content-type header so that Gun and the server
> can be made aware that a body is going to be sent. Also try
> to set the content-length header when possible.
>
> If a body is given, even an empty one, it is expected to be
> the full resource.
>
> If not, Gun will assume there is no body if content-type
> isn't set, and otherwise will expect you to stream the body.
### request(ServerPid, Method, Path, Headers) -> StreamRef
### request(ServerPid, Method, Path, Headers, Body) -> StreamRef
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * Method = iodata()
> * Path = iodata()
> * Headers = [{iodata(), iodata()}]
> * StreamRef = reference()
> * Body = iodata()
>
> Perform the given request on a resource.
>
> This is a general purpose function that should only be used
> when no other function can be used.
>
> Method names are case sensitive.
>
> Always set the content-type header so that Gun and the server
> can be made aware that a body is going to be sent. Also try
> to set the content-length header when possible.
>
> If a body is given, even an empty one, it is expected to be
> the full resource.
>
> If not, Gun will assume there is no body if content-type
> isn't set, and otherwise will expect you to stream the body.
### data(ServerPid, StreamRef, IsFin, Data) -> ok
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * StreamRef = reference()
> * IsFin = fin | nofin
> * Data = iodata()
>
> Stream data.
>
> The `StreamRef` argument is the one returned by any of the
> request functions beforehand and uniquely identifies a request.
>
> Use `nofin` for all chunks except the last which should be `fin`.
> The last chunk may be empty.
### cancel(ServerPid, StreamRef) -> ok
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * StreamRef = reference()
>
> Cancel the given stream.
>
> The `StreamRef` argument is the one returned by any of the
> request functions beforehand and uniquely identifies a request.
>
> This function will do a best effort at canceling the stream,
> depending on the capabilities of the protocol.
### ws_upgrade(ServerPid, Path) -> ws_upgrade(ServerPid, Path, [])
### ws_upgrade(ServerPid, Path, Headers) -> ok
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * Path = iodata()
> * Headers = [{iodata(), iodata()}]
>
> Upgrade the connection to Websocket.
### ws_send(ServerPid, Frames) -> ok
> Types:
> * ServerPid = pid()
> * Frames = ws_frame() | [ws_frame()]
>
> Send a Websocket frame.
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