Results for “Std.Http.Server.Route.Route”

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• Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  One route: a method, a pattern, and what answers it.

  type · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.App.Access.routing&Array[Std.App.Access.Guarded] -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.App.Access.Principal -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Router

  A router over routes that all stated what they require.

  fn · Std.App.Access
• Std.App.overStr -> &Std.App.Config.Config -> &Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> Std.App.App

  An application over settings the caller already has, for a program whose

  fn · Std.App
• Std.App.routerOf&Std.App.App -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Router

  What the application serves.

  fn · Std.App
• Std.App.serveStr -> &Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> Result[Int, Std.App.AppError]

  A name and a router, and a service is running.

  fn · Std.App
• Std.App.serving&Std.App.App -> &Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> Std.App.App

  An application with different routes.

  fn · Std.App
• Std.App.webStr -> &Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> Result[Std.App.App, Std.App.AppError]

  The same application, built and not run.

  fn · Std.App
• Std.Http.Server.Route.adding&Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Router

  A router with one more route after the ones it has.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.deleteStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route answering DELETE on a path.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.dispatch&Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Request -> Std.Http.Response

  Send a request through a router.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.getStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route answering GET on a path.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.joining&Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> &Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Router

  Two routers joined, the first tried before the second.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.onStd.Http.Method -> Str -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  One route, as a value.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.patchStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route answering PATCH on a path.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.postStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route answering POST on a path.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.putStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route answering PUT on a path.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.queryStr -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Route

  A route for a request carrying its terms in its own body.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.routerStd.Http.Server.Route.Router

  A router with nothing in it, answering everything as not found.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.routing&Array[Std.Http.Server.Route.Route] -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Router

  A router over a list of routes.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.underStr -> &Array[Std.Http.Server.Route.Route] -> Array[Std.Http.Server.Route.Route]

  Every route with a prefix in front of its pattern.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.Route.withFallback&Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response -> Std.Http.Server.Route.Router

  A router answering unmatched requests with something of its own.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Route
• Std.Http.Server.server&Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> Std.Http.Server.Server

  A server over a router, with no middleware and the default limits.

  fn · Std.Http.Server