Routing is written in main.nim. it is the entrypoint file of Basolato.
Routing of Basolato is exactory the same as Jester, although you can call controller method by route()
import basolato/routing
import app/controllers/SomeController
routes:
get "/":
route(newSomeController(request).index())
post "/":
route(newSomeController(request).create())
get "/@id":
route(newSomeController(request).show(@"id"))Table of Contents
Following HTTP Verbs are valid.
| verb | explanation |
|---|---|
| get | Gets list of resources. |
| post | Creates new resource. |
| put | Updates single resource. |
| patch | Updates single resource. |
| delete | Deletes single resource. |
| head | Gets the same response but without response body. |
| options | Gets list of response headers before post/put/patch/delete/ access by client API software such as Axios/JavaScript and Curl/sh. |
| trace | Performs a message loop-back test along the path to the target resource, providing a useful debugging mechanism. |
| connect | Starts two-way communications with the requested resource. It can be used to open a tunnel. |
| error | Catch exception or HttpCode |
| before | Run before get/post/put/patch/delete access. |
| after | Run after get/post/put/patch/delete access. |
This functions is definded in jester
router dashboard:
get "/url1":
route(newDashboardController(request).url1())
get "/url2":
route(newDashboardController(request).url2())
routes:
extend dashboard, "/dashboard"/dashboard/url1 and /dashboard/url2 are available.
response(result) return a instance of Response. This has some fields.
after re"/api.*":
echo response(result).body
echo response(result).headers
echo response(result).status
extend api, "/api"