Struct swiftlet_quic::endpoint::Config

pub struct Config {
    pub idle_timeout_in_ms: u64,
    pub reliable_stream_buffer: u64,
    pub unreliable_stream_buffer: u64,
    pub keep_alive_timeout: Option<Duration>,
    pub initial_main_recv_size: usize,
    pub main_recv_first_bytes: usize,
    pub initial_rt_recv_size: usize,
    pub rt_recv_first_bytes: usize,
    pub initial_background_recv_size: usize,
    pub background_recv_first_bytes: usize,
}

The Endpoint Configuration Structure

Used when creating a new Endpoint

Fields

idle_timeout_in_ms: u64

The quic connection idle timeout in milliseconds.

reliable_stream_buffer: u64

The quic connection bidirectional stream receive buffer length in bytes.

These streams are intended for communicating reliable information. Most applications should probably set this to a multiple of 65536

unreliable_stream_buffer: u64

The quic connection unidirectional stream receive buffer length in bytes.

These streams are intended for real-time unreliable information. Most applications should probably set this to a multiple of 65536

keep_alive_timeout: Option<Duration>

The keep alive timeout duration.

If there is a value and the duration has passed since the quic connection had recieved anything the quic connection will send out a PING to try and keep the connection alive. Any potential keep alives currently occur right before the tick callback function is called.

initial_main_recv_size: usize

The initial main stream recieve buffer size.

This could be set to the max size of the expected data to process to avoid the minimal resize costs.

main_recv_first_bytes: usize

The number of bytes to receive on the main stream before calling main_stream_recv for the first time.

If this value is set to 0 it will be changed to 1 during endpoint creation

initial_rt_recv_size: usize

The initial real-time stream recieve buffer size.

This could be set to the max size of the expected data to process to avoid the minimal resize costs.

rt_recv_first_bytes: usize

The number of bytes to receive on the real-time stream before calling main_stream_recv for the first time.

If this value is set to 0 the

initial_background_recv_size: usize

The initial background stream recieve buffer size.

This could be set to the max size of the expected data to process to avoid the minimal resize costs.

background_recv_first_bytes: usize

The number of bytes to receive on the background stream before calling main_stream_recv for the first time.

If this value is set to 0 it will be changed to 1 during endpoint creation