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Overview ¶
Package gateway is the ingress / API gateway port (ADR-0012): program routes declaratively and serve them as an http.Handler that reverse-proxies a matched public path to a function's worker upstream.
The port is driver-independent and imports no gateway-framework library. A single in-process driver implements it: the embedded net/http/httputil reverse-proxy (internal/gateway/embedded) — pure-Go, streaming-native, and the production and in-memory driver alike (ADR-0013 made it primary; ADR-0029 dropped the optional Lura driver — an external-gateway driver is the V2 second driver). The activator (scale-from-zero buffering, ADR-0016) is a separate component that plugs in as a Route.Upstream.
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Functions ¶
func Chain ¶
func Chain(h http.Handler, mw ...Middleware) http.Handler
Chain applies middlewares around h in declared order: Chain(h, a, b) runs a (outermost), then b, then h. A middleware that responds without calling next short-circuits the rest of the chain.
func Recover ¶
Recover is a middleware that turns a handler panic into an RFC 9457 problem+json 500 instead of crashing the connection. A panic is re-panicked when no problem can be written: http.ErrAbortHandler (net/http's signal to abort, e.g. a proxied stream whose upstream died mid-body), or any panic after the response committed (#338). net/http then aborts the connection, so the client sees the truncation, and logs any panic other than ErrAbortHandler.
func RequestID ¶
RequestID is a middleware that ensures every request carries an X-Request-Id: it reuses an inbound id or mints one, echoes it on the response, and stores it in the request context (RequestIDFromContext reads it).
func RequestIDFromContext ¶
RequestIDFromContext returns the request id set by RequestID, or "" if none.
Types ¶
type Gateway ¶
type Gateway interface {
// ProgramRoutes replaces the live route table with the desired set.
ProgramRoutes(ctx context.Context, routes []Route) error
// Routes returns the currently programmed routes.
Routes(ctx context.Context) ([]Route, error)
// Handler returns the stable HTTP handler serving the programmed routes; it
// survives re-programs, so callers mount it once.
Handler() http.Handler
// Close releases the driver.
Close() error
}
Gateway is the ingress port: program routes declaratively and serve them as an http.Handler. Errors are api/fault; methods are ctx-first; the port imports no gateway-framework library. A route matches all HTTP methods in V1.
type Middleware ¶
Middleware wraps an http.Handler with one ingress concern (auth, rate-limit, recover, …). The composition root builds the gateway's served handler as Chain(gw.Handler(), Recover, RequestID, …) — see ADR-0013.
type Route ¶
type Route struct {
ID RouteID
Host string // optional host match ("" = any host)
PathPrefix string // e.g. "/function/echo"
Upstream string // upstream base URL, e.g. "http://10.63.0.5:8080"
}
Route maps a public path prefix (optionally host-qualified) to a function upstream. The gateway reverse-proxies a matched request to Upstream, stripping PathPrefix so the function is addressed at its own root.
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Package embedded implements the gateway.Gateway port with net/http/httputil — a hand-written reverse proxy behind a longest-prefix router (ADR-0012).
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Package embedded implements the gateway.Gateway port with net/http/httputil — a hand-written reverse proxy behind a longest-prefix router (ADR-0012). |
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Package gatewaycontract is the shared conformance suite for the gateway.Gateway port (ADR-0012).
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Package gatewaycontract is the shared conformance suite for the gateway.Gateway port (ADR-0012). |