Results for “Std.App.Bind.bound”
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Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.
- Std.App.Bind.Bound
What a request carried, once it has been read and checked.
- Std.App.Bind.bound
&Std.App.Bind.Bound -> BoolWhether everything wanted was there and was what it had to be.
- Std.App.Bind.bind
&Std.Http.Server.Route.Request -> &Array[Std.App.Bind.Wanted] -> Std.App.Bind.BoundWhat a request carried, checked against what was wanted.
- Std.App.Bind.binding
&Std.Http.Server.Route.Request -> &Array[Std.App.Bind.Wanted] -> Result[Std.App.Bind.Bound, Std.Http.Response]The bound values, or the refusal, in one step for the common handler.
- Std.App.Bind.count
&Std.App.Bind.Bound -> Str -> Option[Int]One bound field as a count, which may not.
- Std.App.Bind.optional
&Std.App.Bind.Bound -> Str -> Option[Str]One bound field, absent when it carried nothing.
- Std.App.Bind.refusal
&Std.App.Bind.Bound -> Std.Http.ResponseThe refusal a failed binding becomes.
- Std.App.Bind.reportOf
&Std.App.Bind.Bound -> Std.Validate.ReportWhat was wrong, if anything.
- Std.App.Bind.text
&Std.App.Bind.Bound -> Str -> StrOne bound field as text.
- Std.App.Bind.truth
&Std.App.Bind.Bound -> Str -> BoolOne bound field as a truth.
- Std.App.Bind.whole
&Std.App.Bind.Bound -> Str -> Option[Int]One bound field as a whole number, which may be below nothing.
