(->route pattern vars & body)
Returns a function that takes a request map as argument. The function evaluates body and returns the value of the expression if pattern is matching the request path. Parameters are bound to vars.
Example: (->route "/blog/posts/:id" [id] (get-post id))
Use the :as keyword to assign the entire request map to a symbol.
Example: (->route "/blog/:category/search" [category :as req] (search-category category (:query req)))
Returns a function that takes a request map as argument. The function evaluates body and returns the value of the expression if pattern is matching the request path. Parameters are bound to vars. Example: (->route "/blog/posts/:id" [id] (get-post id)) Use the :as keyword to assign the entire request map to a symbol. Example: (->route "/blog/:category/search" [category :as req] (search-category category (:query req)))
(->routes & routes)
Returns a function that takes a request map as argument. The function evaluates the body of the first route matching the request path and returns the value of the expression. Parameters are bound to vars.
Example: (->routes ("/blog/posts/:id" [id] (get-post id))
("/blog/:category/search" [category :as req] (search-category category (:query req))))
Returns a function that takes a request map as argument. The function evaluates the body of the first route matching the request path and returns the value of the expression. Parameters are bound to vars. Example: (->routes ("/blog/posts/:id" [id] (get-post id)) ("/blog/:category/search" [category :as req] (search-category category (:query req))))
(compile-pattern pattern)
Compiles a pattern. Patterns may consist of literals, escaped characters, wildcards (*) and parameters (:name). The syntax is very similar to to Clout (https://github.com/weavejester/clout). That's no surprise, because the code is similar too :)
Compiles a pattern. Patterns may consist of literals, escaped characters, wildcards (*) and parameters (:name). The syntax is very similar to to Clout (https://github.com/weavejester/clout). That's no surprise, because the code is similar too :)
(matches route request)
Tests if request is matching the pattern associated to route. Returns a map containing path, query and matched parameters on success.
Tests if request is matching the pattern associated to route. Returns a map containing path, query and matched parameters on success.
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