tower-http
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tower-rs
HTTP specific Tower utilities.
## Motivation Currently compression and decompression of response bodies are supported with the `Compression` and `Decompression` services. Issue #276 proposes to also implement decompression for request bodies, this PR addresses...
## Feature Request There's some nice setup for a Client over in . Would you be amenable to a port into this repo as an example to make this approach...
## Feature Request ### Motivation Currently, when using Firefox for example, the encoding used by `CompressionLayer` is GZIP, which is unfortunate, considering that Brotli produces far smaller files and Firefox...
## Bug Report ### Version tower-http v0.2.4 ### Description `tower_http::trace::{Trace, TraceLayer}` both default most of their generic parameters. This is nice when I have to write out the actual type,...
## Motivation Previously `ServeDir`'s error type was `io::Error`. That means users using `ServeDir` with axum must use `.handle_error()` to convert any IO errors into responses: ```rust Router::new().nest( "/assets", get_service(ServeDir::new(".")).handle_error(handle_error), );...
## Feature Request ### Motivation We are using tower-http in our project and we allow users to configure CORS. If there is a mistake which we can't detect in the...
## Feature Request Add request decompression to the `Decompression` service. This would be used on the server-side to decompress client requests, in addition to the existing logic to decompress server...
This PR primarily adds a new HTTP gateway / reverse proxy middleware. It forwards the updated request to an underlying service so it should work with any appropriate transport such...
## Motivation This PR fixes case 6 of bug report #215. ## Solution `*` in the `Accept-Encoding` header means “all other encodings”, i.e. those not explicitly specified. I modified the...
Back in https://github.com/tower-rs/tower-http/pull/204 we fixed a directory traversal attack on Windows. Everything is safe now so no need to worry but it seems we forgot to add a test for...