Ok, sounds good. You can also start with #70 if you want to start with something lighter, but I don't think it'll be too complicated. The compiler will tell you when things don't work :smile: It's also totally ok to submit a pull request even if it's not a complete implementation. It's easier to review the changes that way.
@Ogeon can you take a look at PR #74, test failed: https://travis-ci.org/Ogeon/rustful/jobs/85868402 . Looks like an temporary glitch.
I asked around: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33182154/why-does-trait-implementation-for-boxt-conflict-with-fn if you want to answer it on SO
It should work
...unless I'm missing somehting
Box::new(my_handler) as Box<Handler>
k, will try that
You can read about them here: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/trait-objects.html
in case you haven't
I'll commit changes
The point of implementing
Handler for Box<Handler> is to allow several different boxed handler types to be stored in the same router.
That's great! Thank you!
No, nothing built in. You could, however, use a ResponseFilter to do it. Take a look at the filters example for something similar.
I am trying to log the response body only when there is a 4xx or 5xx, but it seems StatusCode is not passed to Handler::write -- is there a specific reason? (Maybe it's not semantically a good thing?) I could store whether the request was an error in the FilterContext but that seems roundabout.
Do you mean ResponseFilter::write? That's mostly because the headers and the status code has to be handed over to the HTTP backend, so keeping them around would also require them to be cloned. Cloning the status code is trivial in most cases, but cloning the headers can be much more expensive.
Anyway, seems like you found out why that AnyMap is there :smile: Sure, it's a roundabout, but I'm not sure if the alternative is better.
out/mime.rs": No such file or directory (os error 2)
rustful-0.8.0/src/file.rs:7 include!(concat!(env!("OUT_DIR"), "/mime.rs"));
Sorry, but I'm a complete rust newb.
Works fine when not changing the target to ios.
Is it possible to make a request with rustful?
Or do I have to use hyper?
What I want is get some json from the web
Hey! Was going thru the documentation, and it seems like the issue in hyper listed in your docs is solved (https://ogeon.github.io/docs/rustful/master/rustful/server/struct.Listening.html)
:D