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NAME

Mojo::Message - HTTP message base class

SYNOPSIS

  package Mojo::Message::MyMessage;
  use Mojo::Base 'Mojo::Message';

  sub cookies              {...}
  sub extract_start_line   {...}
  sub get_start_line_chunk {...}

DESCRIPTION

Mojo::Message is an abstract base class for HTTP messages as described in RFC 2616 and RFC 2388.

EVENTS

Mojo::Message inherits all events from Mojo::EventEmitter and can emit the following new ones.

finish

  $msg->on(finish => sub {
    my $msg = shift;
    ...
  });

Emitted after message building or parsing is finished.

  my $before = time;
  $msg->on(finish => sub {
    my $msg = shift;
    $msg->headers->header('X-Parser-Time' => time - $before);
  });

progress

  $msg->on(progress => sub {
    my $msg = shift;
    ...
  });

Emitted when message building or parsing makes progress.

  # Building
  $msg->on(progress => sub {
    my ($msg, $state, $offset) = @_;
    say qq{Building "$state" at offset $offset};
  });

  # Parsing
  $msg->on(progress => sub {
    my $msg = shift;
    return unless my $len = $msg->headers->content_length;
    my $size = $msg->content->progress;
    say 'Progress: ', $size == $len ? 100 : int($size / ($len / 100)), '%';
  });

ATTRIBUTES

Mojo::Message implements the following attributes.

content

  my $msg = $msg->content;
  $msg    = $msg->content(Mojo::Content::Single->new);

Message content, defaults to a Mojo::Content::Single object.

default_charset

  my $charset = $msg->default_charset;
  $msg        = $msg->default_charset('UTF-8');

Default charset used for form data parsing, defaults to UTF-8.

max_line_size

  my $size = $msg->max_line_size;
  $msg     = $msg->max_line_size(1024);

Maximum start line size in bytes, defaults to the value of the MOJO_MAX_LINE_SIZE environment variable or 10240.

max_message_size

  my $size = $msg->max_message_size;
  $msg     = $msg->max_message_size(1024);

Maximum message size in bytes, defaults to the value of the MOJO_MAX_MESSAGE_SIZE environment variable or 5242880. Note that increasing this value can also drastically increase memory usage, should you for example attempt to parse an excessively large message body with the body_params, dom or json methods.

version

  my $version = $msg->version;
  $msg        = $msg->version('1.1');

HTTP version of message, defaults to 1.1.

METHODS

Mojo::Message inherits all methods from Mojo::EventEmitter and implements the following new ones.

body

  my $string = $msg->body;
  $msg       = $msg->body('Hello!');
  my $cb     = $msg->body(sub {...});

Access content data or replace all subscribers of the read event.

  $msg->body(sub {
    my ($msg, $chunk) = @_;
    say "Streaming: $chunk";
  });

body_params

  my $params = $msg->body_params;

POST parameters extracted from x-application-urlencoded, application/x-www-form-urlencoded or multipart/form-data message body, usually a Mojo::Parameters object. Note that this method caches all data, so it should not be called before the entire message body has been received.

  # Get POST parameter value
  say $msg->body_params->param('foo');

body_size

  my $size = $msg->body_size;

Content size in bytes.

build_body

  my $string = $msg->build_body;

Render whole body.

build_headers

  my $string = $msg->build_headers;

Render all headers.

build_start_line

  my $string = $msg->build_start_line;

Render start line.

  my $cookie  = $msg->cookie('foo');
  my @cookies = $msg->cookie('foo');

Access message cookies, usually Mojo::Cookie::Request or Mojo::Cookie::Response objects. Note that this method caches all data, so it should not be called before all headers have been received.

  # Get cookie value
  say $msg->cookie('foo')->value;

cookies

  my $cookies = $msg->cookies;

Access message cookies. Meant to be overloaded in a subclass.

dom

  my $dom        = $msg->dom;
  my $collection = $msg->dom('a[href]');

Turns message body into a Mojo::DOM object and takes an optional selector to perform a find on it right away, which returns a Mojo::Collection object. Note that this method caches all data, so it should not be called before the entire message body has been received.

  # Perform "find" right away
  say $msg->dom('h1, h2, h3')->pluck('text');

  # Use everything else Mojo::DOM has to offer
  say $msg->dom->at('title')->text;
  say $msg->dom->html->body->children->pluck('type')->uniq;

error

  my $err          = $msg->error;
  my ($err, $code) = $msg->error;
  $msg             = $msg->error('Parser error');
  $msg             = $msg->error('Parser error', 500);

Error and code.

extract_start_line

  my $success = $msg->extract_start_line(\$string);

Extract start line from string. Meant to be overloaded in a subclass.

finish

  $msg = $msg->finish;

Finish message parser/generator.

fix_headers

  $msg = $msg->fix_headers;

Make sure message has all required headers.

get_body_chunk

  my $string = $msg->get_body_chunk($offset);

Get a chunk of body data starting from a specific position.

get_header_chunk

  my $string = $msg->get_header_chunk($offset);

Get a chunk of header data, starting from a specific position.

get_start_line_chunk

  my $string = $msg->get_start_line_chunk($offset);

Get a chunk of start line data starting from a specific position. Meant to be overloaded in a subclass.

has_leftovers

  my $success = $msg->has_leftovers;

Check if there are leftovers.

header_size

  my $size = $msg->header_size;

Size of headers in bytes.

headers

  my $headers = $msg->headers;

Message headers, usually a Mojo::Headers object.

is_chunked

  my $success = $msg->is_chunked;

Check if content is chunked.

is_dynamic

  my $success = $msg->is_dynamic;

Check if content will be dynamically generated, which prevents clone from working.

is_finished

  my $success = $msg->is_finished;

Check if message parser/generator is finished.

is_limit_exceeded

  my $success = $msg->is_limit_exceeded;

Check if message has exceeded max_line_size or max_message_size.

is_multipart

  my $success = $msg->is_multipart;

Check if content is a Mojo::Content::MultiPart object.

json

  my $hash  = $msg->json;
  my $array = $msg->json;
  my $value = $msg->json('/foo/bar');

Decode JSON message body directly using Mojo::JSON if possible, returns undef otherwise. An optional JSON Pointer can be used to extract a specific value with Mojo::JSON::Pointer. Note that this method caches all data, so it should not be called before the entire message body has been received.

  # Extract JSON values
  say $msg->json->{foo}{bar}[23];
  say $msg->json('/foo/bar/23');

leftovers

  my $bytes = $msg->leftovers;

Get leftover data from content parser.

param

  my @names = $msg->param;
  my $foo   = $msg->param('foo');
  my @foo   = $msg->param('foo');

Access POST parameters. Note that this method caches all data, so it should not be called before the entire message body has been received.

parse

  $msg = $msg->parse('HTTP/1.1 200 OK...');

Parse message chunk.

start_line_size

  my $size = $msg->start_line_size;

Size of the start line in bytes.

to_string

  my $string = $msg->to_string;

Render whole message.

upload

  my $upload  = $msg->upload('foo');
  my @uploads = $msg->upload('foo');

Access multipart/form-data file uploads, usually Mojo::Upload objects. Note that this method caches all data, so it should not be called before the entire message body has been received.

  # Get content of uploaded file
  say $msg->upload('foo')->asset->slurp;

uploads

  my $uploads = $msg->uploads;

All multipart/form-data file uploads, usually Mojo::Upload objects.

write

  $msg = $msg->write('Hello!');
  $msg = $msg->write('Hello!' => sub {...});

Write dynamic content non-blocking, the optional drain callback will be invoked once all data has been written.

write_chunk

  $msg = $msg->write_chunk('Hello!');
  $msg = $msg->write_chunk('Hello!' => sub {...});

Write dynamic content non-blocking with chunked transfer encoding, the optional drain callback will be invoked once all data has been written.

SEE ALSO

Mojolicious, Mojolicious::Guides, http://mojolicio.us.