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what is the idiomatic way to get an absolute URL out of url-for
?
I can cobble somethings together by picking bits of of the context,
but I imagine there might be a nicer way
I've just not found it out
Hi @U793EL04V! url-for
takes the same options as url-for-routes
. You can pass the option :absolute? true
to get an absolute url. Example:
(io.pedestal.route/url-for ::home-page :absolute? true)
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perfect. Thankyou