This is the http-parse Reference Manual, version 0.1.10, generated automatically by Declt version 4.0 beta 2 "William Riker" on Sun Jun 15 05:52:01 2025 GMT+0.
The main system appears first, followed by any subsystem dependency.
http-parseA library for parsing HTTP requests/responses (synchronous or asynchronous).
Andrew Danger Lyon <orthecreedence@gmail.com>
MIT
0.1.10
babel (system).
cl-ppcre (system).
package.lisp (file).
util.lisp (file).
parse.lisp (file).
multipart-parse.lisp (file).
Files are sorted by type and then listed depth-first from the systems components trees.
http-parse/http-parse.asdhttp-parse/package.lisphttp-parse/util.lisphttp-parse/parse.lisphttp-parse/multipart-parse.lisphttp-parse/util.lisppackage.lisp (file).
http-parse (system).
append-array (function).
find-non-whitespace-pos (function).
http-parse/parse.lisputil.lisp (file).
http-parse (system).
http (class).
http-body (reader method).
(setf http-body) (writer method).
http-force-stream (reader method).
(setf http-force-stream) (writer method).
http-headers (reader method).
(setf http-headers) (writer method).
http-method (reader method).
(setf http-method) (writer method).
http-request (class).
http-resource (reader method).
(setf http-resource) (writer method).
http-response (class).
http-status (reader method).
(setf http-status) (writer method).
http-status-text (reader method).
(setf http-status-text) (writer method).
http-store-body (reader method).
(setf http-store-body) (writer method).
http-version (reader method).
(setf http-version) (writer method).
make-parser (function).
print-object (method).
print-object (method).
print-object (method).
*scanner-find-first-header* (special variable).
*scanner-header-parse-kv* (special variable).
*scanner-header-parse-line* (special variable).
*scanner-numeric* (special variable).
convert-headers-plist (function).
get-complete-chunks (function).
get-header-block (function).
parse-headers (generic function).
http-parse/multipart-parse.lisputil.lisp (file).
http-parse (system).
make-multipart-parser (function).
*scanner-content-disposition-kv-pairs* (special variable).
get-header-kv-pairs (function).
Packages are listed by definition order.
http-parsecommon-lisp.
http (class).
http-body (generic reader).
(setf http-body) (generic writer).
http-force-stream (generic reader).
(setf http-force-stream) (generic writer).
http-headers (generic reader).
(setf http-headers) (generic writer).
http-method (generic reader).
(setf http-method) (generic writer).
http-request (class).
http-resource (generic reader).
(setf http-resource) (generic writer).
http-response (class).
http-status (generic reader).
(setf http-status) (generic writer).
http-status-text (generic reader).
(setf http-status-text) (generic writer).
http-store-body (generic reader).
(setf http-store-body) (generic writer).
http-version (generic reader).
(setf http-version) (generic writer).
make-multipart-parser (function).
make-parser (function).
*scanner-content-disposition-kv-pairs* (special variable).
*scanner-find-first-header* (special variable).
*scanner-header-parse-kv* (special variable).
*scanner-header-parse-line* (special variable).
*scanner-numeric* (special variable).
append-array (function).
convert-headers-plist (function).
find-non-whitespace-pos (function).
get-complete-chunks (function).
get-header-block (function).
get-header-kv-pairs (function).
parse-headers (generic function).
Definitions are sorted by export status, category, package, and then by lexicographic order.
Make a multipart parser. Returns a closure that accepts a byte array of data from an HTTP body. Can be sent in in chunks. Callback will be called whenever a complete data chunk is sent in (called for each part in the data chunk) or as a continuation of a chunk that complete headers were sent in for but didn’t finish sending in its body.
Return a closure that parses an HTTP request/response by calling it with
the bytes received as its only argument. The closure returns three values:
the http object passed in, a boolean representing whether the headers have
been fully parsed, and a boolean representing whether the request/response
is finished (blank body, all body bytes accounted for, or 0-length chunk
received).
During the parsing, the closure will call (if specified) the ‘header-callback‘
with all the headers as a plist once they are fully parsed, and the
‘body-callback‘ with the body once either it finishes parsing (if we have
Content-Length) or once for each set of completed chunks sent, which allows
streaming the body as it comes in. If a multipart callback is given, it will
be called at least once for each form field present in the multipart form
data.
The ‘:finish-callback‘ will be called when the HTTP payload is fully
processed.
The :store-body keyword indicates to the parser that we wish to keep the
body (in its entirety) in the http object passed in (accessible via the
http-body accessor). Otherwise, the body will be discarded as it’s parsed
(but remember, will still be sent to the body-callback as it comes in).
Parsing can be forced to completion by passing :EOF into the data arg. It
is recommended to do this if the client/server closes the connection before
you do.
http-request)) ¶automatically generated reader method
http-request)) ¶automatically generated writer method
http-request)) ¶automatically generated reader method
http-request)) ¶automatically generated writer method
http-response)) ¶automatically generated reader method
http-response)) ¶automatically generated writer method
http-response)) ¶automatically generated reader method
http-response)) ¶automatically generated writer method
http-request) s) ¶http-response) s) ¶Base HTTP class, holds data common to both requests and responses.
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:version
:headers
:store-body
:force-stream
(make-array 0 :element-type (quote (unsigned-byte 8)))
:body
HTTP request class, extends ‘http‘ and holds all request-specific data.
HTTP response class, extends ‘http‘ and holds all response-specific data.
Grabs the key/value pairs from a Content-Disposition header.
Create a scanner to find the first header in a string.
Create a regex scanner for splitting header kv pairs up.
Create a regex scanner for splitting header lines up.
Create a regex scanner that detects if a string can be converted to a numver.
Create an array, made up of arr1 followed by arr2.
Pull out headers in a plist from a string.
Find the position of the first non-whitespace character in a sequence.
Given a chunk (octet vector) of HTTP data, return only the data from the *complete* chunks in the data and return the position in the byte vector of the start of the next chunk, and lastly return whether the last chunk (the 0-byte chunk) has been parsed (ie, HTTP body complete).
Given the bytes of an HTTP request/response, pull out only the headers and optionally the line above the start of the headers. Returns the headers as a string.
Given a content-disposition header value, pull out the key/value pairs in it.
Given a slew of HTTP bytes, parse the headers out of them along with any other useful information lurking in there (status code, resource, etc). Returns the HTTP object passed in.
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