Module connection 

Outbound MoQT connection with MoQT framing over QUIC.

Structs

ClientConfig

Configuration for a MoQT client connection.

Connection

A live MoQT connection over QUIC or WebTransport, combining the endpoint state machine with actual network I/O.

FramedRecvStream

A framed reader for a recv stream. Handles MoQT varint-length decoding.

FramedSendStream

A framed writer for a send stream. Handles MoQT length-prefixed framing.

PendingInbound 🔒

Holds a peer-opened stream pair while its first message is being read, and puts it back on the connection’s queue if that read is abandoned.

RequestStream

One request and its answer, on a bidirectional stream of their own.

Enums

ConnectionError

Errors from the connection layer.

RequestKind

Which of the seven message types draft-20 Section 3.3 lets a bidirectional stream begin with opened a request stream.

RequestOrigin

Which side opened the bidirectional stream a request travels on.

TransportType

Transport type for the connection.

Constants

CONTROL_STREAM_TYPE

The unidirectional stream type that marks one direction of the control plane, and the SETUP message type. On draft-20 they are one number, 0x2F00: Section 3.4 (Unidirectional Stream Types) lists it as the type of a SETUP stream, and Section 10.3 gives it as the SETUP message’s own type field.

MAX_QUIC_VARINT 🔒

The largest value a QUIC application error code can carry, 2^62 - 1.

MOQT_ALPN

The ALPN identifier draft-20 uses on raw QUIC, moqt-20.

REQUEST_CANCELLED

The application error code a request stream is reset with when the requester abandons it: CANCELLED, 0x1.

REQUEST_UNANSWERED

The application error code a request stream the peer opened is reset with when this endpoint abandons it: INTERNAL_ERROR, 0x0.

Functions

belongs_on_a_request_stream 🔒

Whether draft-20 Table 5 places this message on a request stream that is already open.

object_role 🔒

What an Object Status makes of an object here.

starts_a_request_stream

Whether ty is one of the seven message types draft-20 Section 3.3 lets a bidirectional stream begin with.