Bob Halley
Bob Halley
I've looked into doing this already, and definitely would like to have the feature you describe. It's not totally easy though, as we have to do some I/O wrappers around...
I had a crack at this again today, and managed to get the aioquic state machine to work with trio and actually do a quic DNS query to aioquic's sample...
I'll leave a way to set the TLS verification mode in the API. If you set to to ssl.CERT_NONE, then it will just accept the certificate. If I do this,...
Also note that when this code becomes more real, it's really only going to be suitable for ordinary queries, not giant AXFRs. We can probably do AXFR over QUIC (assuming...
I have working code for asyncio, trio, and synchronous I/O. The next steps are integrating into dsnpython on a branch, and writing tests.
The curious are invited to look at the quic branch, especially examples/doq.py.
After slightly more thought, probably the return value should be an int, which is how much of data got copied into the buffer. Then if < len(data) I know to...
There's a similar issue for reader backpressure too, in that if I have a bunch of streams but one of them is not reading input for a long time, I...
At the moment I like the idea of allowing allow_directives in the Reader to be either a boolean or an iterable. (The boolean is for backwards compatibility). We then expose...
Just a note that I haven't forgotten about this PR, but I haven't had time to properly review it yet. The weird absolute name thing you mention seems bad, even...