ContentEncoder Implementations

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Instance Methods

• func encode<E>(E, to: inout ByteBuffer, headers: inout HTTPHeaders) throws
  Legacy “encode object” method. The provided encodable object’s contents must be stored in the provided NIOCore/ByteBuffer, and any appropriate headers for the type of the content may be stored in the provided HTTPHeaders.
• func encode<E>(E, to: inout ByteBuffer, headers: inout HTTPHeaders, userInfo: [CodingUserInfoKey : any Sendable]) throws
  “Encode object” method. The provided encodable object’s contents must be stored in the provided NIOCore/ByteBuffer, and any appropriate headers for the type of the content may be stored in the provided HTTPHeaders objects. The provided userInfo dictionary must be forwarded to the underlying Swift/Encoder used to perform the encoding operation.