Http request that can be received from zhttp_server or sent to zhttp_client. Class can be reused between send & recv calls. Headers and Content is being destroyed after every send call. Create a new http request. Destroy an http request. Receive a new request from zhttp_server. Return the underlying connection if successful, to be used when calling zhttp_response_send. Send a request to zhttp_client. Url and the request path will be concatenated. This behavior is useful for url rewrite and reverse proxy. Send also allow two user provided arguments which will be returned with the response. The reason for two, is to be able to pass around the server connection when forwarding requests or both a callback function and an arg. Get the request method Set the request method Get the request url. When receiving a request from http server this is only the path part of the url. Set the request url When sending a request to http client this should be full url. Get the request content type Set the request content type Get the content length of the request Get the headers of the request Get the content of the request. Get the content of the request. Set the content of the request. Content must by dynamically allocated string. Takes ownership of the content. Set the content of the request.. The content is assumed to be constant-memory and will therefore not be copied or deallocated in any way. Set the content to NULL Match the path of the request. Support wildcards with '%s' symbol inside the match string. Matching wildcards until the next '/', '?' or '\0'. On successful match the variadic arguments will be filled with the matching strings. On successful match the method is modifying the url field and break it into substrings. If you need to use the url, do it before matching or take a copy. User must not free the variadic arguments as they are part of the url. To use the percent symbol, just double it, e.g "%%something". Example: if (zhttp_request_match (request, "POST", "/send/%s/%s", &name, &id))