NAME
Dancer::Plugin::RPC::RESTISH - Simple plugin to implement a restish interface.
SYNOPSIS
In the Controler-bit:
use Dancer::Plugin::RPC::RESTISH;
restish '/endpoint' => {
publish => 'pod',
arguments => ['MyProject::Admin'],
plugin_args => {
cors_allow_origin => '*',
},
};
and in the Model-bit (MyProject::Admin):
package MyProject::Admin;
=for restish GET@ability/:id rpc_get_ability_details
=cut
sub rpc_get_ability_details {
my %args = @_; # contains: {"id": 42}
return {
# datastructure
};
}
1;
DESCRIPTION
RESTISH is an implementation of REST that lets you bind routes to code in the style the rest of Dancer::Plugin::RPC modules do. One must realise that this basically binds REST-paths to RPC-methods (that's not ideal, but saves a lot of code).
This version only supports JSON as data serialisation.
restish '/base_path' => \%publisher_arguments
See Dancer::Plugin::RPC, Dancer::Plugin::RPC::JSONRPC, Dancer::Plugin::RPC::RESTRPC, Dancer::Plugin::RPC::XMLRPC for more information about the %publisher_arguments
.
Implement the routes for RESTISH
The plugin registers Dancer-any
route-handlers for the base_path
+ method_path
and the route-handler looks for a data-handler that matches the path and HTTP-method.
Method-paths can contain colon-prefixed parameters native to Dancer. These parameters will be merged with the content-parameters and the query-parameters into a single hash which will be passed to the code as the parameters.
Method-paths are prefixed by a HTTP-method followed by @:
- publisher => 'config'
-
plugins: 'RPC::RESTISH': '/rest': 'MyProject::Admin': 'GET@resources': 'get_all_resourses' 'POST@resource': 'create_resource' 'GET@resource/:id': 'get_resource' 'PATCH@resource/:id': 'update_resource' 'DELETE@resource/:id': 'delete_resource'
- publisher => 'pod'
-
=for restish GET@resources get_all_resources /rest =for restish POST@resource create_resource /rest =for restish GET@resource/:id get_resource /rest =for restish PATCH@resource/:id update_resource /rest =for restish DELETE@resource/:id delete_resource /rest
The third argument (the base_path) is optional.
The plugin for RESTISH also adds 2 fields to $Dancer2::RPCPlugin::ROUTE_INFO
:
local $Dancer2::RPCPlugin::ROUTE_INFO = {
plugin => PLUGIN_NAME,
endpoint => $endpoint,
rpc_method => $method_name,
full_path => request->path,
http_method => $http_method,
# These two are added
route_matched => $found_match, # PATCH@resource/:id
matched_re => $match_re, # PATCH@resource/[^/]+
};
CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)
If one wants the service to be directly called from javascript in a browser, one has to consider CORS as browsers enforce that. This means that the actual request is preceded by what's called a preflight request that uses the HTTP-method OPTIONS with a number of header-fields.
The plugin supports considering these CORS requests, by special casing these OPTIONS requests and always sending the Access-Control-Allow-Origin
header as set in the config options.
cors_allow_origin => $list_of_urls | '*'
If left out, no attempt to honour a CORS OPTIONS request will be done and the request will be passed.
When set to a value, the OPTIONS request will be executed, for any http-method in the Access-Control-Request-Method
header. The response to the OPTIONS request will also contain every Access-Control-Allow-*
header that was requested as Access-Control-Request-*
header.
When set, all responses will contain the Access-Control-Allow-Origin
-header with either *
if that was set, or the value of the actual Origin
-header that was passed and equals one the preset values.
INTERNAL
Attributes
- allow_origin
-
Where do we allow Origin to be from.
build_dispatcher_from_config
Creates a (partial) dispatch table from data passed from the (YAML)-config file.
build_dispatcher_from_pod
Creates a (partial) dispatch table from data provided in POD.
LICENSE
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
See:
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
COPYRIGHT
© MMXX - Abe Timmerman <abeltje@cpan.org>