bell.core
Functions for creating routes for ring applications.
Functions for creating routes for ring applications.
ANYclj
(ANY pattern handler)Creates a route for a call with any method to pattern handled by handler.
See route for pattern rules.
Creates a route for a call with any method to `pattern` handled by `handler`. See [[route]] for pattern rules.
CONNECTclj
(CONNECT pattern handler)Creates a route for a CONNECT call to pattern handled by handler.
See route for pattern rules.
Creates a route for a CONNECT call to `pattern` handled by `handler`. See [[route]] for pattern rules.
DELETEclj
(DELETE pattern handler)Creates a route for a DELETE call to pattern handled by handler.
See route for pattern rules.
Creates a route for a DELETE call to `pattern` handled by `handler`. See [[route]] for pattern rules.
GETclj
(GET pattern handler)Creates a route for a GET call to pattern handled by handler.
See route for pattern rules.
Creates a route for a GET call to `pattern` handled by `handler`. See [[route]] for pattern rules.
groupclj
(group & routes)Creates a group that will select among routes for a match. Returns nil if
no match is found.
Creates a group that will select among `routes` for a match. Returns nil if no match is found.
HEADclj
(HEAD pattern handler)Creates a route for a HEAD call to pattern handled by handler.
See route for pattern rules.
Creates a route for a HEAD call to `pattern` handled by `handler`. See [[route]] for pattern rules.
OPTIONSclj
(OPTIONS pattern handler)Creates a route for a OPTIONS call to pattern handled by handler.
See route for pattern rules.
Creates a route for a OPTIONS call to `pattern` handled by `handler`. See [[route]] for pattern rules.
PATCHclj
(PATCH pattern handler)Creates a route for a PATCH call to pattern handled by handler.
See route for pattern rules.
Creates a route for a PATCH call to `pattern` handled by `handler`. See [[route]] for pattern rules.
POSTclj
(POST pattern handler)Creates a route for a POST call to pattern handled by handler.
See route for pattern rules.
Creates a route for a POST call to `pattern` handled by `handler`. See [[route]] for pattern rules.
PUTclj
(PUT pattern handler)Creates a route for a PUT call to pattern handled by handler.
See route for pattern rules.
Creates a route for a PUT call to `pattern` handled by `handler`. See [[route]] for pattern rules.
routeclj
(route method pattern handler)Creates a route to match method and pattern to handler. Returns a ring
handler that returns the result of handler if the request matches, and nil
otherwise.
method should be a keyword that matches an HTTP method, such as :get. It
may also be :* to match any method.
pattern is a string that describes the (potentially partial) URI for the
request. The pattern may contain path parameters identified by keywords, such
as /users/:id. In this example, :id is a path parameter. When a match is
found, the route will parse the path parameters into a map attached as
:path-params to the request.
pattern may also be a prefix value. If a pattern ends with / (except the
root route) or ..., the pattern is treated as a prefix. Here are some
examples. The pattern /api/ matches /api/some/other/path and the pattern
/images/image-... matches /images/image-logo.png but not
images/logo.png.
handler is a ring handler to handle the request if the method and pattern
match.
Creates a route to match `method` and `pattern` to `handler`. Returns a ring handler that returns the result of `handler` if the request matches, and nil otherwise. `method` should be a keyword that matches an HTTP method, such as `:get`. It may also be `:*` to match any method. `pattern` is a string that describes the (potentially partial) URI for the request. The pattern may contain path parameters identified by keywords, such as `/users/:id`. In this example, `:id` is a path parameter. When a match is found, the route will parse the path parameters into a map attached as `:path-params` to the request. `pattern` may also be a prefix value. If a pattern ends with `/` (except the root route) or `...`, the pattern is treated as a prefix. Here are some examples. The pattern `/api/` matches `/api/some/other/path` and the pattern `/images/image-...` matches `/images/image-logo.png` but not `images/logo.png`. `handler` is a ring handler to handle the request if the method and pattern match.
routerclj
(router & routes)Creates a router that will select among routes for a match. Returns a 404
Not Found response if no route matches.
Creates a router that will select among `routes` for a match. Returns a 404 Not Found response if no route matches.
subrouterclj
(subrouter prefix & routes)Creates a router at prefix and applies requests at that prefix to routes.
Returns nil if no match is found. Parses path parameters from prefix into
the :path-params field of the request.
Creates a router at `prefix` and applies requests at that prefix to `routes`. Returns nil if no match is found. Parses path parameters from `prefix` into the `:path-params` field of the request.
TRACEclj
(TRACE pattern handler)Creates a route for a TRACE call to pattern handled by handler.
See route for pattern rules.
Creates a route for a TRACE call to `pattern` handled by `handler`. See [[route]] for pattern rules.
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