Struct ClientQuicConfig 

pub struct ClientQuicConfig { /* private fields */ }

Client-side QUIC configuration for HTTP/3, backed by quinn.

This is a thin factory that creates QuinnEndpoints bound to local addresses. The resulting endpoints can both accept and initiate QUIC connections.

Construction

use trillium_tokio::ClientConfig;
use trillium_quinn::ClientQuicConfig;

let client = trillium_client::Client::new_with_quic(
    ClientConfig::default(),
    ClientQuicConfig::with_webpki_roots(),
);

Implementations

impl ClientQuicConfig

pub fn from_rustls_client_config(tls: ClientConfig) -> Self

Build from a pre-built rustls::ClientConfig.

h3 ALPN is added automatically if not already present.

pub fn from_quinn_client_config(config: ClientConfig) -> Self

Build from a pre-built quinn::ClientConfig.

Use this when you need full control over transport parameters or TLS. The caller is responsible for including h3 in ALPN protocols. Per-connection ALPN override (used by DNS-over-QUIC) is unavailable on configs built this way — there is no rustls config to derive an alternate-ALPN config from.

pub fn with_transport_config(self, transport: Arc<TransportConfig>) -> Self

Override the quinn TransportConfig governing flow-control windows, congestion control, GSO, and related transport parameters.

Composes with any of the from_* constructors — construct with TLS credentials, then call this to replace quinn’s default transport configuration. The mirror of QuicConfig::with_transport_config on the client side.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for ClientQuicConfig

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl<C> QuicClientConfig<C> for ClientQuicConfig

where C: Connector, C::Runtime: Unpin, C::Udp: SocketTransport,

type Endpoint = QuinnEndpoint

The endpoint type produced by bind.

fn bind(&self, addr: SocketAddr, runtime: &C::Runtime) -> Result<Self::Endpoint>

Bind a QUIC endpoint to the given local address.