fierycod.holy-lambda.response — fierycod/holy-lambda 0.1.11

Response helpers adapted from ring-core/util/response.clj

bad-request clj

(bad-request body)

Returns a 400 'bad request' response.

charset clj

(charset resp ?charset)

Returns an updated response with the supplied charset added to the Content-Type header.

content-type clj

(content-type resp ?content-type)

Returns an updated response with the a Content-Type header corresponding to the given content-type.

created clj

(created url)

(created url body)

Returns a response for a HTTP 201 created response.

credentials clj

(credentials resp ?creds)

find-header clj

(find-header resp header-name)

Looks up a header in a response (or request) case insensitively, returning the header map entry, or nil if not present.

get-header clj

(get-header resp header-name)

Looks up a header in a response (or request) case insensitively, returning the value of the header, or nil if not present.

header clj

(header resp ?name value)

Returns an updated response with the specified header added.

json clj

(json body)

Returns a skeletal response with the given body, status of 200, and Content-Type set to application/json.

not-found clj

(not-found body)

Returns a 404 'not found' response.

origin clj

(origin resp ?origin)

redirect clj

(redirect url)

(redirect url status)

Returns a response for an HTTP 302 redirect. Status may be a key in redirect-status-codes or a numeric code. Defaults to 302

redirect-status-codes clj

Map a keyword to a redirect status code.

response clj

(response body)

Returns a skeletal response with the given body, status of 200, and no headers.

set-cookie clj

(set-cookie resp {:keys [k v] :as opts})

Sets a cookie on the response.

status clj

(status ?status)

(status resp ?status)

Returns an updated response with the given status.

text clj

(text ?msg)

Returns a skeletal response with the given msg, status of 200, and Content-Type set to text/plain.

update-header clj

(update-header resp header-name f & args)

Looks up a header in a response (or request) case insensitively, then updates the header with the supplied function and arguments in the manner of update-in.