init(_:host:)

Other members in extension

Types

• struct IPv4Address

  A single IPv4 address for SocketAddress.

• struct IPv6Address

  A single IPv6 address for SocketAddress.

• struct UnixSocketAddress

  A single Unix socket address for SocketAddress.

Type members

• init(sockaddr_in)

  Creates a new IPv4 SocketAddress.

• init(sockaddr_un)

  Creates a new Unix Domain Socket SocketAddress.

• init(sockaddr_in6)

  Creates a new IPv6 SocketAddress.

• init(sockaddr_in, host: String)

  Creates a new IPv4 SocketAddress.

• init(ipAddress: String, port: Int) throws

  Create a new SocketAddress for an IP address in string form.

• init(packedIPAddress: ByteBuffer, port: Int) throws

  Create a new SocketAddress for an IP address in ByteBuffer form.

• init(unixDomainSocketPath: String) throws

  Creates a new UDS SocketAddress.

• static func makeAddressResolvingHost(String, port: Int) throws -> SocketAddress

  Creates a new SocketAddress for the given host (which will be resolved) and port.

• static func == (lhs: SocketAddress, rhs: SocketAddress) -> Bool

Instance members

• var description: String

  A human-readable description of this SocketAddress. Mostly useful for logging.

• var ipAddress: String?

  Get the IP address as a string

• var isMulticast: Bool

  Whether this SocketAddress corresponds to a multicast address.

• var pathname: String?

  Get the pathname of a UNIX domain socket as a string

• var port: Int?

  Get and set the port associated with the address, if defined. When setting to nil the port will default to 0 for compatible sockets. The rationale for this is that both nil and 0 can be interpreted as “no preference”. Setting a non-nil value for a unix domain socket is invalid and will result in a fatal error.

• var `protocol`: NIOBSDSocket.ProtocolFamily

  Returns the protocol family as defined in man 2 socket of this SocketAddress.

• func hash(into: inout Hasher)
• func withSockAddr<T>((UnsafePointer<sockaddr>, Int) throws -> T) rethrows -> T

  Calls the given function with a pointer to a sockaddr structure and the associated size of that structure.