Module: Smplkit::HttpPool

Defined in:
lib/smplkit/http_pool.rb

Overview

Keepalive connection pooling shared by every generated client.

The openapi-generator Ruby/Faraday template builds each client’s Faraday connection with the default net/http adapter. That adapter (faraday-net_http) drives every request through the block form of Net::HTTP#start, which opens the socket — including the TLS handshake for https — runs a single request, then closes the socket on block exit. A long-lived SDK client making many calls would therefore pay a fresh DNS + TCP + TLS setup on every call, even though the Faraday::Connection object itself is memoized (+@connection_regular ||= build_connection+).

We swap in the net_http_persistent adapter, which holds a keepalive connection pool open and reuses sockets across requests. The generated ApiClient#build_connection runs config.configure_connection(conn) after it sets the default adapter, and Faraday’s builder lets adapter be called again to replace the previous one — so registering a configure_faraday_connection block is enough to override the adapter without editing generated code (which is overwritten on regeneration). The memoized connection means the pool is built once per client and reused for its lifetime.

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.configure(configuration) ⇒ Object

Register the keepalive-pooling adapter on a generated client Configuration. Returns the configuration so callers can chain.



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# File 'lib/smplkit/http_pool.rb', line 32

def configure(configuration)
  configuration.configure_faraday_connection do |conn|
    conn.adapter :net_http_persistent
  end
  configuration
end