Popsicle Transport HTTP

Popsicle transport for sending requests over HTTP1 and HTTP2.

Installation

npm install popsicle-transport-http --save

import { transport } from "popsicle-transport-http";

const req = new Request("/");
const res = await transport()(req, done);

The transport function sends the Servie Request to a remote server.

keepAlive?: number Keep connection alive for re-use with delay between probe (default: 5000, 5 seconds)
idleSocketTimeout?: number Maximum duration for a socket to have no traffic (default: 300_000, 5 minutes)
idleRequestTimeout?: number Maximum duration for a HTTP request to have no traffic (default: 30_000, 30 seconds)
servername?: string Override remote server name for TLS
rejectUnauthorized?: boolean Rejects unauthorized TLS connections
negotiateHttpVersion?: NegotiateHttpVersion Configure HTTP version negotiation (default: HTTP2_FOR_HTTPS)
lookup?: DnsLookup Override default DNS resolution (default: dns.lookup)
TLS options:
- ca?: string | Buffer | Array<string | Buffer> Set TLS CA
- cert?: string | Buffer Set TLS certificate
- key?: string | Buffer Set TLS key
- secureContext?: SecureContext Set TLS secure context
- secureProtocol?: string Set TLS secure protocol
- secureOptions?: number Set TLS secure options
Custom connection managers (default: Infinity active sockets):
- tlsSockets?: ConnectionManager<TLSSocket>
- netSockets?: ConnectionManager<Socket>
- http2Sessions?: ConnectionManager<ClientHttp2Session>
Custom create connections (all methods support async promises):
- createHttp2Connection?: (authority, socket) => ClientHttp2Session
- createNetConnection?: (options) => Socket
- createTlsConnection?: (options) => TLSSocket

This project is written using TypeScript and publishes the definitions directly to NPM.

MIT