Hi! I'm getting an odd error message at compile time:

Invalid token: ::http/routes, which is rather odd. Here's the log and code: http://bit.ly/2oJmQgi

@bradford You should require pedestal with :as http for the keywords to be pedestal namespaced keywords

@rauh That was it! thanks

OK, new prob. I'm getting no response (not a 404), when I POST to localhost:8080/recs. The code's pretty simple, though... any ideas? http://bit.ly/2olEzOr

@bradford defroutes is considered deprecated. You should use def with the tersre route syntaxt as follows:

;; Terse/Vector-based routes
(def routes
  `[[["/" {:get home-page}
      ^:interceptors [(body-params/body-params) http/html-body]
      ["/about" {:get about-page}]]]])

I recommend using the table syntax instead. See http://pedestal.io/guides/defining-routes#_a_note_about_routing_syntax

Refer to http://pedestal.io/reference/table-syntax

Hope this helps

One other thing, although the example in the table-syntax reference uses route/expand-routes, don’t use it in your route definition

Pedestal will expand routes for you on start up if it’s default-interceptors fn is called. Which is probably in most cases since I suspect that overriding the default interceptors is less common.

I’m going to create an issue in the http://Pedestal.io guides about that

But, you’ll need to explicitly expand routes if you want to create and use a url-for helper in your tests.

For those interested in auth samples, the geheimtur demo app has been updated to use the latest version of Pedestal. See https://github.com/propan/geheimtur-demo

Geheimtur has also been updated (https://github.com/propan/geheimtur).

@ddeaguiar thanks!