Rivora Contract Protocol (RCP)
RCP defines a common contract between applications, frameworks, and servers, so each can be built and updated separately. It describes how HTTP requests, WebTransport sessions, application lifecycles, and protocol events are represented through scopes, receive events, and send events.
It is optimized around HTTP/3 and QUIC and Webtransport over HTTP/3
Install
pip install rivora-rcp
Quick start
from rcp import HTTPResponseEventType
async def app(scope, receive, send):
await send({"type": HTTPResponseEventType.START, "status": 200})
await send(
{
"type": HTTPResponseEventType.BODY,
"body": b"Hello from RCP",
"more_body": False,
}
)
RCP applications are asynchronous callables that receive a scope, receive, and send. Servers provide these values and translate RCP events to and from the underlying transport.
Protocol versions
| Version | Capabilities |
|---|---|
1.0 |
HTTP/3, QUIC, lifespan, and extensions |
2.0 |
Version 1.0 plus WebTransport |
The RCP protocol version is separate from the Python package version.
To learn more about rcp, please read the documentation.
RCP is licensed under the MIT License.
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