* Add Drop method to DefaultCtx and remove redundant checks
Introduced a Drop method in DefaultCtx for closing connections, enabling easier resource management. Removed unnecessary nil-checks for headers in manager_msgp to simplify code logic. Added a unit test to ensure the new Drop method behaves as expected.
* Add `Drop` method to Fiber context API documentation
The `Drop` method allows silently terminating client connections without sending HTTP headers or a response body. This is useful for scenarios like mitigating DDoS attacks or blocking unauthorized access to sensitive endpoints. Example usage and function signature are included in the updated documentation.
* Remove extraneous blank line in documentation.
Eliminated an unnecessary blank line in the API context documentation for improved readability and formatting consistency. No functional changes were made to the content.
* Update API documentation example to return "Hello World!"
Revised the example code in the API documentation to return a generic "Hello World!" string instead of a dynamic response. This improves consistency and simplifies the example for easier understanding.
* Refactor Drop method and extend test coverage.
Simplified the Drop method by inlining the connection close call. Added new test cases to ensure proper handling of no-response scenarios and improved overall test coverage.
* fix golangci-lint issue
* Add test for Ctx.Drop with middleware interaction
This test ensures the correct behavior of the Ctx.Drop method when used with middleware, including response handling and error scenarios. It verifies that the middleware and handler properly handle the Drop call and its resulting effects.
* Add Drop method to DefaultCtx for closing connections
The Drop method allows closing connections without sending a response, improving control over connection handling. Also updated a test assertion to use StatusOK for improved readability and consistency.
* Refine Drop method comments to clarify error handling.
Explain the rationale for not wrapping errors in the Drop method. Emphasize that the returned error is solely for logging and not for further propagation or processing.
* Update Drop method documentation for clarity
Clarified the `Drop` method's behavior, specifying that it closes the connection without sending headers or a body. Added examples of use cases, such as DDoS mitigation and blocking sensitive endpoints.
* Refactor response header setting in middleware.
Replaced the direct header setting with the `Set` method for consistency and improved clarity. Removed a test case checking for a panic on closed response body as it is no longer applicable.
* ✨ Cache middleware: Store e2e headers.
As defined in RFC2616 - section-13.5.1, shared caches MUST
store end-to-end headers from backend response and MUST be
transmitted in any response formed from a cache entry.
This commit ensures a stronger consistency between responses
served from the handlers & from the cache middleware.
* ✨ Cache middleware: Add flag for e2e headers.
Set flag to prevent e2e headers caching to
be the default behavior of the cache middleware.
This would otherwise change quite a lot the
experience for cache middleware current users.
* ✨ Cache middleware: Add Benchmark for additionalHeaders feature.
* ✨ Cache middleware: Rename E2Eheaders into StoreResponseHeaders.
E2E is an acronym commonly associated with test.
While in the present case it refers to end-to-end
HTTP headers (by opposition to hop-by-hop), this
still remains confusing. This commits renames it
to a more generic name.
* ✨ Cache middleware: Update README
* ✨ Cache middleware: Move map instanciation.
This will prevent an extra memory allocation for users
not interested in this feature.
* ✨ Cache middleware: Prevent memory allocation when StoreResponseHeaders is disabled.
* ✨ Cache middleware: Store e2e headers. #1807
- use set instead of add for the headers
- copy value from the headers -> prevent problems with mutable values
Co-authored-by: wernerr <rene@gofiber.io>
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