winhttp 0.1.0 → 0.1.1

data/CHANGELOG.md

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-# Changelog
-
-## [0.1.0] - 2026-06-27
-
-Initial release.
-
-- **`Winhttp::Session`** wraps one asynchronous WinHTTP session
-  (`WINHTTP_FLAG_ASYNC`) with system TLS via Schannel, the OS certificate store,
-  and the user's proxy/PAC settings. Options: `user_agent:`, `proxy:`
-  (`:system`/`:none`/a String), `proxy_bypass:`, `http2:`, `decompress:`,
-  `revocation:` (`:best_effort`/`:strict`/`:none`), `redirects:`,
-  `connect_timeout:`/`send_timeout:`/`receive_timeout:`. A TLS 1.2 floor is
-  always enforced (TLS 1.3 when the OS supports it). Thread-safe and fiber-safe.
-- **Module one-liners** `Winhttp.get`, `Winhttp.post`, `Winhttp.request`
-  delegate to a lazily-created, process-lifetime `Winhttp.default_session`.
-- **Request verbs** `get`, `head`, `post`, `put`, `patch`, `delete`, and
-  arbitrary `request(method, url, ...)`, with `headers:`, `body:`, `timeout:`,
-  and a streaming `&chunk` block (each chunk a fresh ASCII-8BIT String ≤ 64 KiB,
-  yielded on the caller's thread/fiber).
-- **`Winhttp::Response`**: `status`, `reason`, `headers` (lowercased, duplicates
-  joined), `raw_headers` (wire order/case/duplicates), `#[]` (case-insensitive),
-  `body` (ASCII-8BIT, or nil when streamed), `text` (charset-aware tagging),
-  `final_url`, `http2?`, `success?`. 4xx/5xx are responses, not exceptions.
-- **Error hierarchy** `Winhttp::Error` → `OSError` (with `#code`) →
-  `TimeoutError`, `ResolveError`, `ConnectError`, `TlsError` (with `#details`),
-  `RedirectError`, `ProtocolError`, `Canceled`; plus `Closed`. A Ruby-level
-  `timeout:` deadline raises `TimeoutError` with `code == nil`.
-- **winloop cooperation, one code path.** WinHTTP's status callbacks are bridged
-  through a gem-private completion queue and a single pump thread into
-  per-request `Thread::Queue` mailboxes; the mailbox pop blocks a plain thread
-  natively and parks a fiber under a `Fiber::Scheduler` (e.g. winloop) — with no
-  scheduler branches anywhere in winhttp and no winloop dependency.
-- **Safe lifetime by construction**: per-request native buffers are freed only
-  on the guaranteed-last `HANDLE_CLOSING` callback; request identity is a
-  never-reused uint64 id; `Session#close` aborts in-flight requests and bounds
-  its wait for OS teardown before closing the session handle.
-
-Windows MSVC (mswin) Ruby only. x64 (`x64-mswin64`); arm64-mswin expected to
-work but untested.
-
-[0.1.0]: https://github.com/main-path/winhttp/releases/tag/v0.1.0

data/ext/winhttp/extconf.rb

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-# frozen_string_literal: true
-#
-# extconf.rb for the winhttp extension — a thin binding to the asynchronous
-# WinHTTP client API (sessions, requests, system TLS, proxy, status callbacks).
-
-require "mkmf"
-
-# Arch-neutral guard: match target_os only (passes on x64-mswin64 AND a future
-# arm64-mswin64, whose target_os is still "mswin64"); never pin the x64 arch.
-unless RbConfig::CONFIG["target_os"] =~ /mswin/
-  abort <<~MSG
-    winhttp requires a native Windows MSVC (mswin) Ruby — it binds the
-    asynchronous WinHTTP client API (system TLS via Schannel, the OS certificate
-    store, the user's proxy/PAC settings, HTTP/2 and gzip), and is built with
-    cl.exe. Your Ruby is "#{RbConfig::CONFIG['arch']}".
-  MSG
-end
-
-# System import libs (bare "NAME.lib" tokens on mswin):
-#   winhttp - the OS HTTP client (sessions, requests, TLS, proxy, callbacks)
-# kernel32 (events, critical sections, FormatMessage) is linked by default.
-# No /MACHINE, no -arch: let mkmf inherit Ruby's RbConfig flags (arm64-clean).
-# Pure C — no -EHsc, so rb_raise/longjmp is the normal, safe error mechanism.
-$libs = [$libs, "winhttp.lib"].join(" ")
-
-create_makefile("winhttp/winhttp")