lib/roda/plugins/status_handler.rb
# frozen-string-literal: true # class Roda module RodaPlugins # The status_handler plugin adds a +status_handler+ method which sets a # block that is called whenever a response with the relevant response code # with an empty body would be returned. # # This plugin does not support providing the blocks with the plugin call; # you must provide them to status_handler calls afterwards: # # plugin :status_handler # # status_handler(403) do # "You are forbidden from seeing that!" # end # status_handler(404) do # "Where did it go?" # end # # Before a block is called, any existing headers on the response will be # cleared. So if you want to be sure the headers are set even in your block, # you need to reset them in the block. module StatusHandler def self.configure(app) app.opts[:status_handler] ||= {} end module ClassMethods # Install the given block as a status handler for the given HTTP response code. def status_handler(code, &block) # For backwards compatibility, pass request argument if block accepts argument arity = block.arity == 0 ? 0 : 1 opts[:status_handler][code] = [define_roda_method(:"_roda_status_handler_#{code}", arity, &block), arity] end # Freeze the hash of status handlers so that there can be no thread safety issues at runtime. def freeze opts[:status_handler].freeze super end end module InstanceMethods private # If routing returns a response we have a handler for, call that handler. def _roda_after_20__status_handler(result) if result && (meth, arity = opts[:status_handler][result[0]]; meth) && (v = result[2]).is_a?(Array) && v.empty? res = @_response res.headers.clear res.status = result[0] result.replace(_roda_handle_route{arity == 1 ? send(meth, @_request) : send(meth)}) end end end end register_plugin(:status_handler, StatusHandler) end end