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checked-routes -> wrap-checks (mainly just a minor syntax cleanup)

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Gered 2015-01-05 12:35:38 -05:00
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src/clj_webtoolbox/routes/checked.clj
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@ -15,24 +15,34 @@
~fail-response ~fail-response
(~fail-response ~request)))) (~fail-response ~request))))
(defmacro checked-routes (def default-wrap-checks-error-response
"Wraps any number of routes with one or more filters which are run before any of the (-> (response/content "Handler checks did not all pass.")
wrapped routes are executed. If any of the filters return nil, fail-response is (response/status 500)))
returned by the server instead of the running a route handler. Filter functions
should accept a Ring request as the first argument and return a Ring request map
if the filter logic passed. The same Ring request map is threaded through all of
the filters before eventually being passed on to the route handler."
[checks fail-response & routes]
`(fn [request#]
(let [result# (threaded-checks request# ~checks ~fail-response)]
(if (response? result#)
result#
(routing result# ~@routes)))))
(def default-check-error-response (def default-check-error-response
(-> (response/content "Route checks did not all pass.") (-> (response/content "Route checks did not all pass.")
(response/status 500))) (response/status 500)))
(defmacro wrap-checks
"Wraps a handler (e.g. subset of routes) with one or more filters ('checks') which
are run before to handler is run. If any of the filters return nil, fail-response
is returned by the server instead of running the wrapped handler. Filter functions
should accept a Ring request as the first argument and return a Ring request map
if the filter logic passed. The same Ring request map is threaded through all of
the filters before eventually being passed on to the handler. If a failure
response is not specified via :on-fail, then a default HTTP 500 response is used."
{:arglists '([checks & body]
[checks :on-fail fail-response & body])}
[checks & body]
(let [has-fail-response? (= :on-fail (first body))
fail-response (if has-fail-response? (second body) default-wrap-checks-error-response)
body (if has-fail-response? (drop 2 body) body)]
`(fn [request#]
(let [result# (threaded-checks request# ~checks ~fail-response)]
(if (response? result#)
result#
(routing result# ~@body))))))
(defmacro checked-route (defmacro checked-route
"Used in place of a normal Compojure route handler's body. Applies a series of "Used in place of a normal Compojure route handler's body. Applies a series of
filters to the route/request parameters before finally running the handler filters to the route/request parameters before finally running the handler
@ -59,7 +69,7 @@
wrapped in a call to checked-route, so you just define the contents of wrapped in a call to checked-route, so you just define the contents of
it as you would if you were using checked-route manually." it as you would if you were using checked-route manually."
{:arglists '([method-fn path & body] {:arglists '([method-fn path & body]
[method-fn path :on-fail fail-response & body])} [method-fn path :on-fail fail-response & body])}
[method-fn path & body] [method-fn path & body]
`(~method-fn ~path [] `(~method-fn ~path []
(checked-route ~@body))) (checked-route ~@body)))