Attributes
- Companion:
- object
- Source:
- EntryPointOps.scala
- Graph
- Supertypes
- class Objecttrait Matchableclass Any
- Self type
Members list
Value members
Abstract methods
Attributes
- Source:
- EntryPointOps.scala
Concrete methods
Lift an HttpRoutes-yielding resource that consumes Spans into the bare effect. We do this
by ignoring any tracing that happens during allocation and freeing of the HttpRoutes
resource. The reasoning is that such a resource typically lives for the lifetime of the
application and it's of little use to keep a span open that long.
Lift an HttpRoutes-yielding resource that consumes Spans into the bare effect. We do this
by ignoring any tracing that happens during allocation and freeing of the HttpRoutes
resource. The reasoning is that such a resource typically lives for the lifetime of the
application and it's of little use to keep a span open that long.
Attributes
- isKernelHeader
should an HTTP header be passed to Kernel or not
- Note:
All headers except security (Authorization, Cookie, Set-Cookie) and payload (Content-Length, ContentType, Content-Range, Trailer, Transfer-Encoding) are passed to Kernel by default.
- Source:
- EntryPointOps.scala
Given an entry point and HTTP Routes in Kleisli[F, Span[F], *] return routes in F. A new span is created with the URI path as the name, either as a continuation of the incoming trace, if any, or as a new root.
Given an entry point and HTTP Routes in Kleisli[F, Span[F], *] return routes in F. A new span is created with the URI path as the name, either as a continuation of the incoming trace, if any, or as a new root.
Attributes
- isKernelHeader
should an HTTP header be passed to Kernel or not
- Note:
All headers except security (Authorization, Cookie, Set-Cookie) and payload (Content-Length, ContentType, Content-Range, Trailer, Transfer-Encoding) are passed to Kernel by default.
- Source:
- EntryPointOps.scala
Lift a WebSocketBuilder2 => HttpRoutes-yielding resource that consumes Spans into the bare
effect. We do this by ignoring any tracing that happens during allocation and freeing of the
HttpRoutes resource. The reasoning is that such a resource typically lives for the lifetime
of the application and it's of little use to keep a span open that long.
Lift a WebSocketBuilder2 => HttpRoutes-yielding resource that consumes Spans into the bare
effect. We do this by ignoring any tracing that happens during allocation and freeing of the
HttpRoutes resource. The reasoning is that such a resource typically lives for the lifetime
of the application and it's of little use to keep a span open that long.
Attributes
- isKernelHeader
should an HTTP header be passed to Kernel or not
- Note:
All headers except security (Authorization, Cookie, Set-Cookie) and payload (Content-Length, ContentType, Content-Range, Trailer, Transfer-Encoding) are passed to Kernel by default.
- Source:
- EntryPointOps.scala
Given an entry point and a function from WebSocketBuilder2 to HTTP Routes in
Kleisli[F, Span[F], *] return a function from WebSocketBuilder2 to routes in F. A new span
is created with the URI path as the name, either as a continuation of the incoming trace, if
any, or as a new root.
Given an entry point and a function from WebSocketBuilder2 to HTTP Routes in
Kleisli[F, Span[F], *] return a function from WebSocketBuilder2 to routes in F. A new span
is created with the URI path as the name, either as a continuation of the incoming trace, if
any, or as a new root.
Attributes
- isKernelHeader
should an HTTP header be passed to Kernel or not
- Note:
All headers except security (Authorization, Cookie, Set-Cookie) and payload (Content-Length, ContentType, Content-Range, Trailer, Transfer-Encoding) are passed to Kernel by default.
- Source:
- EntryPointOps.scala