blueprint.server — exoscale/blueprint-server 0.2.1

An encoding of the most common API building case, allows building servers with a map of API command to handling function, leaving wiring to this

api-handler-fn clj

(api-handler-fn definition dispatch-map)

The default handler function, at the end of a blueprint interceptor chain. When reached, a valid command has been parsed.

A provided dispatch map is looked up for the corresponding handler function and hands off to it.

BlueprintDispatcher clj protocol

command-map clj

(command-map this)

Yield a partial dispatch map

build clj

(build)

(build this)

Builds a map describing a stopped API server, ready for use by start and stop.

Acts as a component if wired to a system map.

No required checking of configuration yet, this is deferred to start in case dynamic wiring of dependencies is done.

build-dispatch-map clj

(build-dispatch-map {:blueprint.server/keys [dispatch-map dispatchers]
                     :as this})

Walk the collection of dispatcher paths, representing keys into the input map that should be looked up to find partial dispatch maps.

Elements found may implement BlueprintDispatcher or contain a :blueprint.server/commands key. When neither of these are true, the map is returned as is.

All provided dispatchers are merged together and should be a valid dispatch-map implementation (a map of keyword to values implementing clojure.lang.IFn.

find-dispatcher clj

(find-dispatcher this k)

start clj

(start {:blueprint.core/keys [definition]
        :blueprint.handler/keys [handler]
        :blueprint.server/keys [dispatchers dispatch-map]
        :aleph.http/keys [port options]
        :as this})

Start a server, expects the output of build-server, returns a modified map with an additional :aleph.http/server key which holds the Aleph server.

stop clj

(stop {:aleph.http/keys [server] :as http-server})

Stop a server, expects the output of build-server. Returns the input map without the ::http/server key.