CTTP (Copper Text Transfer Protocol)

CTTP is used for requesting and sending data between a client and server. It is contained in a CTCP packet. CTTP differs between requests and responses. CTTP is in many points similar to the HTTP Protocol.

Requests

A CTTP Request consist of a request method, a path, the header and an optional data field.

{
	Request Method = "Any request method"
	Path = "Path of the document"
	Header = ...
	Data = any
}

Request Methods

Possible request methods are

GET	Get information from the server
POST	Send information to the server
DELETE	Delete information from the server

Request Headers

Request headers can contain the following fields, but each of them is optional

Responses

A CTTP Response consists of a status code, its brief meaning, the header and an optional data field.

{
	Status Code = The numerical code of the status
	Status Message = "The status as text"
	Header = ...
	Data = any
}

Status Codes

100	Continue
102	Processing
103	Early Hints
200	OK
201	Created
202	Accepted
301	Moved Permanently
307	Temporary Redirect
308	Permanent Redirect
400	Bad Request
401	Unauthorized
403	Forbidden
404	Not Found
409	Conflict
410	Gone
420	Enhance Your Calm
429	Too Many Requests
498	Token Expired
500	Internal Server Error
501	Not Implemented
503	Service Unavailable
507	Insufficient Storage
521	Server Is Down
522	Connection Timed Out

Response Headers

Response headers can contain the following fields, but each of them is optional