More HTTP combinators
The documentation for the HTTP combinators is written in Http.fsi - so it’s recommended you explore the modules using the code-completion of your IDE, or by looking at the linked file.
All-in-all, the Http combinators consists of these sub-modules:
- Compression
- Functions for compressing responses.
- Response
- response and response_f functions.
- Writers
- ways to modify the response.
- Intermediate -
- 100 and 101 response codes.
- Successful
- 2xx response codes.
- Redirection
- 3xx response codes.
- RequestErrors -
- 4xx response codes.
- ServerErrors
- 5xx response codes.
- Filters
- use to filter down the request to something you
- Files
- send files to the client
- Authentication
- Methods for authenticating http requests
The numeric/discriminated-union HTTP codes can be found in Suave.Http.Codes.
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- Source Code on GitHub
- License (Apache 2.0)
- Release Notes
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- API Reference
- Introduction
- Routing HTTP requests
- Async computation expressions and >=>
- Composing bigger programs: combinators
- More HTTP combinators
- Programming with fish (custom operator reference)
- Building RESTful Web Services
- Typed routes
- Multiple bindings and SSL support
- API
- State and Sessions
- Serving static files, HTTP Compression and MIME types
- DotLiquid server-side templating
- Deploying Suave to Heroku
- Deploying Suave to Heroku with Docker
- Deploying Suave to Azure App Service
- Getting Hold of Suave’s Logs
- Suave + Paket = ♥
- Realtime messages with WebSockets
- Music Store Tutorial
- E-Book: Web Development In F# Using Suave
- Suave on dotnet core on kubernetes on google cloud
- F# TV Course: Learn Suave by creating it
- E-Book: Twitter Clone In F# Using Suave
