blueprint.handler — exoscale/blueprint-handler 0.2.3

Facilities to build an asynchronous handler, compatible with aleph, out of an interceptor chain.

This builds an opinionated chain with sane defaults, and a way to adapt the chain to the consumer's liking.

Processing of the chain is done by interceptor.

add-to-chain clj

(add-to-chain chain {:blueprint.handler/keys [position target] :as interceptor})

Adds an interceptor to the chain, :blueprint.handler/position determines the position in the chain, and can be:

• :first: Puts the interceptor at the beginning of the chain.
• :last: Puts the interceptor at the end of the chain.
• :before: Puts the interceptor before the one whose name is stored at the :blueprint.handler/target key in the input map.
• :after: Puts the interceptor after the one whose name is stored at the :blueprint.handler/target key in the input map.

Incorrect parameters will yield to thrown exceptions.

build-chain clj

(build-chain {:blueprint.handler/keys [additional disabled] :as config})

Build an interceptor chain in three phases:

• Start from the default chain
• Process additional interceptors provided in ::additional
• Removes interceptors by name based on those provided in ::disabled
• Call the interceptor build step if any with the provided config

build-with clj

(build-with config {:keys [builder spec] :as interceptor})

Interceptor builder, if a :builder key is found in the interceptor, it will be called on itself, with the configuration as a second argument. Validates with spec at :spec key if provided.

This allows providing configuration to the chain

default-interceptor-chain clj

default-interceptors clj

The default interceptor chain. doc/interceptor.md should be updated when this changes.

generate-ring-handler clj

interceptor-map clj

place clj

(place interceptor position)

(place interceptor position target)

Helper function to populate an interceptor with position info

ring-handler clj

(ring-handler config)

(ring-handler definition handler)

(ring-handler definition handler config)

Build a ring handler from a configuration map, optionally takes the two required arguments: the API definition and handler function as arguments.

Yields a function of a single request argument which processes the chain and yields a final deferred ring response