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Popsicle transport for sending requests over HTTP1 and HTTP2
Popsicle transport for sending requests over HTTP1 and HTTP2.
npm install popsicle-transport-http --save
import { transport } from "popsicle-transport-http";
const req = new Request("/");
const res = await transport()(req, done);
The transport
function sends the Servie Request
to a remote server.
keepAlive?: number
Duration to keep connection alive for re-use (default: 5000
)servername?: string
Override remote server name for TLSrejectUnauthorized?: boolean
Rejects unauthorized TLS connectionsnegotiateHttpVersion?: NegotiateHttpVersion
Configure HTTP version negotiation (default: HTTP2_FOR_HTTPS
)lookup?: DnsLookup
Override default DNS resolution (default: dns.lookup
)ca?: string | Buffer | Array<string | Buffer>
Set TLS CAcert?: string | Buffer
Set TLS certificatekey?: string | Buffer
Set TLS keysecureContext?: SecureContext
Set TLS secure contextsecureProtocol?: string
Set TLS secure protocolsecureOptions?: number
Set TLS secure optionsInfinity
active sockets):
tlsSockets?: ConnectionManager<TLSSocket>
netSockets?: ConnectionManager<Socket>
http2Sessions?: ConnectionManager<ClientHttp2Session>
createHttp2Connection?: (authority, socket) => ClientHttp2Session
createNetConnection?: (options) => Socket
createTlsConnection?: (options) => TLSSocket
This project is written using TypeScript and publishes the definitions directly to NPM.
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FAQs
Popsicle transport for sending requests over HTTP1 and HTTP2
We found that popsicle-transport-http demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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