Struct hyper_rustls::connector::builder::ConnectorBuilder

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pub struct ConnectorBuilder<State>(State);
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A builder for an HttpsConnector

This makes configuration flexible and explicit and ensures connector features match crate features

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use hyper_rustls::HttpsConnectorBuilder;

let https = HttpsConnectorBuilder::new()
    .with_webpki_roots()
    .https_only()
    .enable_http1()
    .build();

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impl ConnectorBuilder<WantsTlsConfig>

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pub fn new() -> Self

Creates a new ConnectorBuilder

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pub fn with_tls_config( self, config: ClientConfig, ) -> ConnectorBuilder<WantsSchemes>

Passes a rustls ClientConfig to configure the TLS connection

The alpn_protocols field is required to be empty (or the function will panic) and will be rewritten to match the enabled schemes (see enable_http1, enable_http2) before the connector is built.

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pub fn with_webpki_roots(self) -> ConnectorBuilder<WantsSchemes>

Shorthand for using rustls’ safe defaults and Mozilla roots

See ConfigBuilderExt::with_webpki_roots

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impl ConnectorBuilder<WantsSchemes>

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pub fn https_only(self) -> ConnectorBuilder<WantsProtocols1>

Enforce the use of HTTPS when connecting

Only URLs using the HTTPS scheme will be connectable.

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pub fn https_or_http(self) -> ConnectorBuilder<WantsProtocols1>

Allow both HTTPS and HTTP when connecting

HTTPS URLs will be handled through rustls, HTTP URLs will be handled by the lower-level connector.

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impl ConnectorBuilder<WantsProtocols1>

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pub fn enable_http1(self) -> ConnectorBuilder<WantsProtocols2>

Enable HTTP1

This needs to be called explicitly, no protocol is enabled by default

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pub fn enable_http2(self) -> ConnectorBuilder<WantsProtocols3>

Enable HTTP2

This needs to be called explicitly, no protocol is enabled by default

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pub fn enable_all_versions(self) -> ConnectorBuilder<WantsProtocols3>

Enable all HTTP versions built into this library (enabled with Cargo features)

For now, this could enable both HTTP 1 and 2, depending on active features. In the future, other supported versions will be enabled as well.

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pub fn with_server_name(self, override_server_name: String) -> Self

Override server name for the TLS stack

By default, for each connection hyper-rustls will extract host portion of the destination URL and verify that server certificate contains this value.

If this method is called, hyper-rustls will instead verify that server certificate contains override_server_name. Domain name included in the URL will not affect certificate validation.

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impl ConnectorBuilder<WantsProtocols2>

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pub fn enable_http2(self) -> ConnectorBuilder<WantsProtocols3>

Enable HTTP2

This needs to be called explicitly, no protocol is enabled by default

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pub fn build(self) -> HttpsConnector<HttpConnector>

This builds an HttpsConnector built on hyper’s default HttpConnector

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pub fn wrap_connector<H>(self, conn: H) -> HttpsConnector<H>

This wraps an arbitrary low-level connector into an HttpsConnector

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impl ConnectorBuilder<WantsProtocols3>

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pub fn build(self) -> HttpsConnector<HttpConnector>

This builds an HttpsConnector built on hyper’s default HttpConnector

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pub fn wrap_connector<H>(self, conn: H) -> HttpsConnector<H>

This wraps an arbitrary low-level connector into an HttpsConnector

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impl Default for ConnectorBuilder<WantsTlsConfig>

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fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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impl<State> Freeze for ConnectorBuilder<State>
where State: Freeze,

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impl<State> RefUnwindSafe for ConnectorBuilder<State>
where State: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<State> Send for ConnectorBuilder<State>
where State: Send,

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impl<State> Sync for ConnectorBuilder<State>
where State: Sync,

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impl<State> Unpin for ConnectorBuilder<State>
where State: Unpin,

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impl<State> UnwindSafe for ConnectorBuilder<State>
where State: UnwindSafe,

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