Module transport

Built in transports for quic-rpc

There are two sides to a transport, a server side where connections are accepted and a client side where connections are initiated.

Connections are bidirectional typed channels, with a distinct type for the send and receive side. They are unrelated to services.

In the transport module, the message types are referred to as In and Out.

A Connector can be used to open bidirectional typed channels using Connector::open. A Listener can be used to accept bidirectional typed channels from any of the currently opened connections to clients, using Listener::accept.

In both cases, the result is a tuple of a send side and a receive side. These types are defined by implementing the StreamTypes trait.

Errors for both sides are defined by implementing the ConnectionErrors trait.

Modules

• boxed
  Boxed transport with concrete types
• combined
  Transport that combines two other transports
• flume
  Memory transport implementation using flume
• hyper
  http2 transport using hyper
• iroh
  iroh transport implementation based on iroh
• mapped
  Transport with mapped input and output types.
• misc
  Miscellaneous transport utilities
• quinn
  QUIC transport implementation based on quinn

Enums

• LocalAddr
  The kinds of local addresses a Listener can be bound to.

Traits

• ConnectionErrors
  Errors that can happen when creating and using a Connector or Listener.
• Connector
  A connection to a specific remote machine
• Listener
  A listener that listens for connections
• StreamTypes
  Types that are common to both Connector and Listener.