Example Request handler function
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GET / _home()
GET /foo _show()
GET /foo?baz=qux _query()
PUT /bar _save()
DELETE /bar _delete()
POST / _post()
POST /login _login()
GET /users/ users_home()
GET /users/1 users_show()
GET /users/1?baz=qux users_query()
PUT /users/2 users_save()
DELETE /users/2 users_delete()
POST /users/ users_post()
POST /users/poke users_poke()
*_save because it captures both the CREATE and UPDATE semantics of PUT. The other option was *_write() requiring me to use *_read instead of *_show for symmetry but that didn't feel right.*_query was chosen over *_search and *_filter because its asking semantics is generic enough to be used in many different situation than the locating and removing semantics of the alternatives.
Request fall-back-1 fall-back-2
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* /users/1 users_catchall() _catchall()
* /foo _catchall()
index.php
<?php
require '/path/to/bombay.php';
requires ('mojo');
function _home()
{
echo "Hello World";
}
?>
index.php
<?php
require '/path/to/swx.php';
requires ('handlers');
responds_to_requests_like
(
'POST /{handler}',
'/{handler}/[{id}]',
'GET {handler}.example.com:8080 /foobar',
'/.* handler=default,id=1'
);
?>
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http://api.search.yahoo.com/ ImageSearchService/V1/ imageSearch?appid=YahooDemo &query=Madonna&results=1 &output=php