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How to use AnyEvent::HTTP to get only part of the page?

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perl

anyevent

It is necessary to read only part of the page (n bytes) and close the connection, how to do this on AnyEvent::HTTP ?

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Dmitriy Avatar asked Apr 11 '17 19:04

Dmitriy


1 Answers

on_body is called repeatedly as chunks arrive. Returning false from on_body terminates the download.

sub my_http_request {
   my $cb = pop;
   my ($method, $url, %args) = @_;

   croak("Unsupported: on_body")          if $args{on_body};
   croak("Unsupported: want_body_handle") if $args{want_body_handle};

   my $max_to_read = delete($args{max_to_read});

   my $data;
   return http_request(
      $method => $url,
      %args,
      on_body => sub {
         #my ($chunk, $headers) = @_;
         $data .= $_[0];
         return !defined($max_to_read) || length($data) < $max_to_read;
      },
      sub {
         my (undef, $headers) = @_;
         $cb->($data, $headers);
      },
   );
}

Use my_http_request just like http_request, except it accepts an optional max_to_read parameter.

For example,

my $cb = AnyEvent->condvar();
my_http_request(
   GET => 'http://...',
   ...
   max_to_read => ...,
   $cb,
);

my ($data, $headers) = $cb->recv();

For example,

my $done = AnyEvent->condvar();
my_http_request(
   GET => 'http://...',
   ...
   max_to_read => ...,
   sub {
      my ($data, $headers) = @_;
      ...
      $done->send();
   },
);

$done->recv();
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ikegami Avatar answered Nov 04 '22 19:11

ikegami