Struct direkuta::Router

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pub struct Router { /* private fields */ }
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Router.

This is not to be used directly, it is only used for Direkuta.route.

All examples for routing are shown with ‘output’ or what the paths will look like and what the response would look like when called.

The format is as shown.

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URL : { Parameter => Capture } {
    Method => Response
}

Implementations§

Adds route to routing map.

Its easier to the the helper functions.

Examples
Simple
Direkuta::new()
    .route(|r| {
        r.route(Method::GET, "/", |_, _, _| {
            Response::new().with_body("Hello World!").build()
        });
    });
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"/" {
    GET => "Hello World!"
}
Regex
Direkuta::new()
    .route(|r| {
        r.route(Method::GET, "/<name:(.*)>", |_, _, c| {
            Response::new().with_body(c.get("name")).build()
        });
    });
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"/txuritan" : { "name" => "txuritan" } {
    GET => "txuritan"
}

Adds a GET request handler.

Examples
Simple
Direkuta::new()
    .route(|r| {
        r.get("/", |_, _, _| {
            Response::new().with_body("Hello World!").build()
        });
    });
ⓘ
"/" : {  } {
    GET => "Hello World!"
}
Regex
Direkuta::new()
    .route(|r| {
        r.route(Method::GET, "/<name:(.*)>", |_, _, c| {
            Response::new().with_body(c.get("name")).build()
        });
    });
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"/txuritan" : { "name" => "txuritan" } {
    GET => "txuritan"
}

Adds a POST request handler.

Examples
Simple
Direkuta::new()
    .route(|r| {
        r.post("/", |_, _, _| {
            Response::new().with_body("Hello World!").build()
        });
    });
ⓘ
"/" : {  } {
    POST => "Hello World!"
}

Adds a PUT request handler.

Examples
Simple
Direkuta::new()
    .route(|r| {
        r.put("/", |_, _, _| {
            Response::new().with_body("Hello World!").build()
        });
    });
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"/" : {  } {
    PUT => "Hello World!"
}

Adds a DELETE request handler.

Examples
Simple
Direkuta::new()
    .route(|r| {
        r.delete("/", |_, _, _| {
            Response::new().with_body("Hello World!").build()
        });
    });
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"/" : {  } {
    DELETE => "Hello World!"
}

Adds a HEAD request handler.

Examples
Simple
Direkuta::new()
    .route(|r| {
        r.head("/", |_, _, _| {
            Response::new().with_body("Hello World!").build()
        });
    });
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"/" : {  } {
    HEAD => "Hello World!"
}

Adds a OPTIONS request handler.

Examples
Simple
Direkuta::new()
    .route(|r| {
        r.options("/", |_, _, _| {
            Response::new().with_body("Hello World!").build()
        });
    });
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"/" : {  } {
    OPTIONS => "Hello World!"
}

Create a path for multiple request types.

Examples
Simple
Direkuta::new()
    .route(|r| {
        r.path("/parent", |r| {
            r.get("/child", |_, _, _| {
                Response::new().with_body("Hello World!").build()
            });
        });
    });
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"/parent/child" : {  } {
    GET => "Hello World!"
}

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