I've a question on routing interceptors. I'm using sieppari . I want to handle auth by routing a request back to /login if user is not logged in. Would I use a routing interceptor here? If not, what would you recommend?

in general, how is rerouting accomplished?

Should I simply have an interceptor that modifies a handler if auth fails?

The following works, but is this what you'd recommend

(if-not logged-in?
    (assoc ctx :queue
           (conj clojure.lang.PersistentQueue/EMPTY
                 (into-interceptor unauthorized-handler))))

I guess I could also get the handler I want by querying the router by name

What I really want is for an interceptor to pre-empt a response and not take the request all the way to the handler. Still wondering how this is done.

I've looked at the examples, but not found one

@srijayanth i guess https://github.com/metosin/sieppari/blob/develop/src/sieppari/context.cljc#L26 would do it? adding something like (s/terminate {:status 403, :body "You shall not pass here!"}) as the response in your interceptor may just do it?

I thought so too

Went here: https://clojurians-log.clojureverse.org/pedestal/2020-11-03

Which is Pedestal's

I'll check it out

Worked! Thanks a ton. I was poking around in the executor