#router #routes #http

rouste

Generic and declarative URI based router written with insane Rust macros

2 releases

Uses old Rust 2015

0.2.1 Sep 13, 2018
0.2.0 Sep 12, 2018
0.1.7 Sep 12, 2018

#8 in #route

MIT license

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What is it?

Rouste is a generic and declarative way of writing a URL based router with insane Rust macros.

See documentation at crates.io.


lib.rs:

Rouste is a generic and declarative way of writing a URL based router with insane Rust macros. This can be achieved with the help of two macros: route! and route_with!. The former generate a function that tries to match the URL from a pattern, capture data from it and execute a function that computes the response for this route. The latter combines several routes in a router.

Rouste is generic in the sense that a every route of a router can capture different values from the URL and that a router can return any type of value.

Usage:

#[macro_use] extern crate rouste;
use rouste::utils::*;

No runtime deps