/ 
Linux-Event-HTTP-0.004
/ Linux::Event::HTTP

NAME

Linux::Event::HTTP - Linux-native integration of Unblock HTTP

SYNOPSIS

use Linux::Event::Loop;
use Linux::Event::HTTP::Server;

my $loop = Linux::Event::Loop->new;
my $server = Linux::Event::HTTP::Server->new(
    loop => $loop, port => 8080,
    on_request => sub ($tx, $request) {
        $tx->respond(status => 200, body => "Hello\n");
    },
);
$loop->run;

DESCRIPTION

This distribution uses Unblock::HTTP as the framework-neutral protocol layer. Server and Client support HTTP/1 over TCP/TLS, optional HTTP/2 over TLS, and optional HTTP/3 over QUIC/TLS. They expose real Unblock transactions and Uniform messages. Linux::Event owns sockets, TLS, timers and backpressure; Unblock owns protocol behavior and client pooling.

No compatibility with the former public API is promised. HTTP/3 requires a concrete listener address and is not yet supported as an H3-only server. WebSocket and generic Upgrade/CONNECT handoff are implemented. Server shutdown drains admitted requests and enforces a seconds-based grace deadline. The native HTTP/1 input bridge is implemented. Measured HTTP/1 throughput differs from the former implementation; this is a documented trade-off, not a change in protocol capability.

See Linux::Event::HTTP::Server and Linux::Event::HTTP::Client for the application API. No web framework or user-agent policy is provided.