Cargo Features
[dependencies]
product-os-proxy = { version = "0.0.13", default-features = false, features = ["decoder", "http2", "native-tls-client", "openssl-ca", "rcgen-ca", "rustls-client", "tor", "vpn", "vendored-openssl"] }
- default = decoder, rcgen-ca, rustls-client
-
These default features are set whenever
product-os-proxy
is added without
somewhere in the dependency tree.default-features = false - decoder default
-
Enables async-compression, tokio-util, io-util of tokio
- http2
-
Enables http2 of hyper and optional hyper-rustls
- native-tls-client
-
Enables hyper-tls, native-tls of tokio-tungstenite ^0.21.0
- openssl-ca = openssl
-
Enables moka
- rcgen-ca default
- rustls-client default
-
Enables hyper-rustls, rustls-tls-webpki-roots of tokio-tungstenite ^0.21.0
- tor = anyhow, arti-client, arti-hyper, educe, pin-project, rustls, tls-api, tls-api-native-tls, tls-api-openssl, tls-api-rustls, tls-api-security-framework, tor-error, tor-rtcompat
-
Enables rustls and tokio of tor-rtcompat ^0.17.0
Affects
tor_http_rustls::ArtiHttpConnector
,tor_http_rustls::ArtiHttpConnection
,tor_http_tls::ArtiHttpConnector
,tor_http_tls::ArtiHttpConnection
… - vpn = product-os-vpn
-
Affects
mitm::HttpHandler.handle_product_os_response
… - vendored-openssl
Features from optional dependencies
In crates that don't use the dep:
syntax, optional dependencies automatically become Cargo features. These features may have been created by mistake, and this functionality may be removed in the future.
Based on hudsucker
- openssl openssl-ca? vendored-openssl?
- arti-client tor?
-
Enables arti-client ^0.17.0
- arti-hyper tor?
-
Enables arti-hyper ^0.17.0
- tor-rtcompat tor?
-
Enables tor-rtcompat ^0.17.0
- tls-api tor?
- tls-api-openssl tor?
- tls-api-rustls tor?
- tls-api-native-tls tor?
- tls-api-security-framework tor?
- pin-project tor?
-
Enables pin-project
Support for Tor http tls
- educe tor?
-
Enables educe ^0.4.19
- tor-error tor?
-
Enables tor-error ^0.3.4
- anyhow tor?
- rustls tor?
-
Enables rustls ^0.20.7
- product-os-vpn vpn?