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making requests to something like example.com over a non-encrypted connection now works. Binary files are unlikely to work at the moment although I haven't tried. Also, non-encrypted doesn't work. I have also changed a little about how tests work. Requests tests now display much better.
50 lines
1.2 KiB
C
50 lines
1.2 KiB
C
#ifndef REQUESTRESPONSE
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#define REQUESTRESPONSE
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#include <stdlib.h>
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#include <stdio.h>
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#include <string.h>
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//This file contains definitions that are shared between requests and responses such as header
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/*
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* A struct reperesenting an http header
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*/
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typedef struct {
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char *name;
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// The spec doesn't specify a max size for headers, but nginx doesn't accept headers bigger than 4096 so that's probably ok for us
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char *value;
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} Header;
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/*
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* A linked list wrapper around the headers
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*/
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typedef struct HeaderList HeaderList;
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struct HeaderList {
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Header *header;
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HeaderList *next;
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};
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//Creates a new header struct from a string like "Content-Length: 123"
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Header* newHeader(char *str);
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void freeHeader(Header *header);
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//Adds a header to the end of a header list
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void addHeader(HeaderList *headers, char *str);
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void freeHeaderList(HeaderList *headers);
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Header* getHeader(HeaderList *headers, char *name);
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unsigned int countHeaders(HeaderList *headers);
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unsigned int headerListCharLength(HeaderList *headers);
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char* headersToString(HeaderList *headers);
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#endif /* ifndef REQUESTRESPONSE
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//THis file contains definitions that are shared between requests and responses such as header
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*/
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