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Building a reitit-http
module with support for Interceptors. All the good stuff from Middleware
will work there too, including the precompilation against routes. The request coercion interceptor is dead simple
Mounting that will either return nil
- if the route doesn’t require input coercion (no :parameters
& :coercion
defined) or a Interceptor with :name
and :enter
defined. For the latter, the compile returns a function, which is coerced into :enter
context-handler.