EmberClient

The reason for this extra class. This allows you to see the present state of the underlying Pool, without having access to the pool itself.

The first element represents total connections in the pool, the second is a mapping between the number of connections in the pool for each requestKey.

Submits a GET request to the URI specified by the String and decodes the response on success. On failure, the status code is returned. The underlying HTTP connection is closed at the completion of the decoding.

Submits a GET request to the specified URI and decodes the response on success. On failure, the status code is returned. The underlying HTTP connection is closed at the completion of the decoding.

Submits a request and decodes the response on success. On failure, the status code is returned. The underlying HTTP connection is closed at the completion of the decoding.

As expectOptionOr, but defined in terms of cats.data.OptionT.

As expectOption, but defined in terms of cats.data.OptionT.

Submits a request and decodes the response, regardless of the status code. The underlying HTTP connection is closed at the completion of the decoding.

Submits a request and decodes the response, regardless of the status code. The underlying HTTP connection is closed at the completion of the decoding.

Submits a request and decodes the response on success. On failure, the status code is returned. The underlying HTTP connection is closed at the completion of the decoding.

Submits a GET request, and provides a callback to process the response.

Submits a request and returns the response status

Submits a request and returns the response status

Submits a GET request to the URI and returns the response status

Submits a GET request to the URI and returns the response status

Submits a request and returns true if and only if the response status is successful

Submits a request and returns true if and only if the response status is successful

Returns this client as an HttpApp. It is the responsibility of callers of this service to run the response body to dispose of the underlying HTTP connection.

This is intended for use in proxy servers. run, fetchAs, toKleisli and stream signatures guarantee disposal of the HTTP connection.

Returns this client as a cats.data.Kleisli. All connections created by this service are disposed on completion of callback task f.

This method effectively reverses the arguments to run followed by use, and is preferred when an HTTP client is composed into a larger Kleisli function, or when a common response callback is used by many call sites.

Translates the effect type of this client from F to G