serve function
Starts an HttpServer that listens on the specified address and
port and sends requests to handler.
If a securityContext is provided an HTTPS server will be started.
See the documentation for HttpServer.bind and HttpServer.bindSecure
for more details on address, port, backlog, and shared.
Every response will get a "date" header and an "X-Powered-By" header.
If the either header is present in the Response, it will not be
overwritten.
Pass poweredByHeader to set the default content for "X-Powered-By",
pass null to omit this header.
Implementation
Future<HttpServer> serve(
Handler handler,
Object address,
int port, {
SecurityContext? securityContext,
int? backlog,
bool shared = false,
String? poweredByHeader = 'Dart with package:shelf',
}) async {
backlog ??= 0;
var server = await (securityContext == null
? HttpServer.bind(address, port, backlog: backlog, shared: shared)
: HttpServer.bindSecure(
address,
port,
securityContext,
backlog: backlog,
shared: shared,
));
serveRequests(server, handler, poweredByHeader: poweredByHeader);
return server;
}