NAME

DESCRIPTION

    get  '/' => sub { 'get ok'  };
    post '/' => sub { 'post ok' };

Then, this class helps you.

METHODS

"my $router = Router::Boom::Method->new()"

Create new instance.

"$router->add($http_method:Str|ArrayRef[Str], $path:Str, $opaque:Any)"

Add new path to the router.

$http_method is a string to represent HTTP method. i.e. GET, POST, DELETE, PUT, etc. The path can handle any HTTP methods, you'll path the "undef" for this argument. You can specify the multiple HTTP methods in ArrayRef like "$router->add([qw(GET HEAD)], '/', 'top')". It will be matching with the "REQUEST_METHOD".

$path is the path string. It will be matching with the "PATH_INFO".

$opaque is the destination path data. Any data is OK.

"my ($dest, $captured, $is_method_not_allowed, $allowed_methods) = $router->match($http_method:Str, $path:Str)"

Matching with the router.

$http_method is the HTTP request method. It's "$env->{REQUEST_METHOD}" in PSGI.

$path is the path string. It's "$env->{PATH_INFO}" in PSGI.

Return Value:

If the request is not matching with any path, this method returns empty list.

If the request is matched well then, return $dest, $captured. And $is_method_not_allowed is false value.

If the request path is matched but the $http_method is not matched, then $dest and $captured is undef. And $is_method_not_allowed is true value. You got this then you need to return "405 Method Not Allowed" error.

If the request path is matched but the $http_method is not matched, then $dest and $captured is undef. And $allowed_methods is ArrayRef. You got this then you need to return "405 Method Not Allowed" error with "Allow" header.

"my $regexp = $router->regexp()"

Get a compiled regexp for debugging.

"my @routes = $router->routes()"

EXPERIMENTAL

Get the list of registered routes. Every routes has following schema.

    [Maybe[ArrayRef], Str, Any]
    

For example:

    [['GET','HEAD'], "/foo", \&dispatch_foo]
    

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