Defines mechanisms to transform HTTP request data into handler arguments. Use this in Ntex web applications to parse headers, state, and body content for route handlers.
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//! Request extractors
use std::convert::Infallible;
use super::{HttpRequest, State, WebResponseError};
use crate::http::Payload;
/// Turns request data into a value that a handler can use.
///
/// Each argument accepted by a handler registered with
/// [`Route::to()`](super::Route::to) is an extractor. Before calling the
/// handler, ntex asks each argument type to create its value from the incoming
/// request.
///
/// An extractor can look at the application state, request headers, path, and
/// other request information. It can also read the request body through the
/// payload. Extractors run in the sa
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