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• type Catcher
• type ErrHandlers
  • func NewErrHandlers() *ErrHandlers
  • func (e *ErrHandlers) Get(err status.HTTPError) Handler
  • func (e *ErrHandlers) Set(code status.Code, handler Handler)
  • func (e *ErrHandlers) SetUniversal(universal Handler)
• type Handler
• type MethodsMap
• type Middleware
• type RoutesMap
  • func (r RoutesMap) Add(path string, m method.Method, handler Handler)
  • func (r RoutesMap) Get(path string) (MethodsMap, string, bool)

Types

type Catcher

type Catcher struct {
	Prefix  string
	Handler Handler
}

type ErrHandlers

type ErrHandlers struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewErrHandlers

func NewErrHandlers() *ErrHandlers

func (*ErrHandlers) Get

func (e *ErrHandlers) Get(err status.HTTPError) Handler

func (*ErrHandlers) Set

func (e *ErrHandlers) Set(code status.Code, handler Handler)

func (*ErrHandlers) SetUniversal

func (e *ErrHandlers) SetUniversal(universal Handler)

type Handler

type Handler func(*http.Request) *http.Response

type MethodsMap

type MethodsMap [method.Count]Handler

type Middleware

type Middleware func(next Handler, request *http.Request) *http.Response

Middleware works like a chain of nested calls, next may be even directly handler. But if we are not a closing middleware, we will call next middleware that is simply a partial middleware with already provided next

type RoutesMap

type RoutesMap map[string]routesMapEntry

func (RoutesMap) Add

func (r RoutesMap) Add(path string, m method.Method, handler Handler)

func (RoutesMap) Get

func (r RoutesMap) Get(path string) (MethodsMap, string, bool)