A standalone router for crystal
- route params (also optional and nested optional)
- grouping under a prefix
- handle response with either block or seperate controller
- support for query params (also mixed with route params)
- most errors reveal themselves already at compile time
Benchmarked with non-trivial route patterns. See src/benchmark.cr. Due to performance optimizations compile-time increases with the amount of routes.
requests per second
without router (raw server throughput) 345.02k (± 3.91%) fastest
through router with 32 routes 248.48k (± 3.56%) 1.39× slower
through router with 64 routes 251.07k (± 3.57%) 1.37× slower
through router with 128 routes 126.84k (± 2.49%) 2.72× slower
through router with 256 routes 167.36k (± 3.69%) 2.06× slower
Add this to your application's shard.yml
:
dependencies:
crouter:
github: jreinert/crouter
require "crouter"
class MyController
private getter context, params
def initialize(@context, @params)
end
def my_action
# do something
context.response << "hi there"
end
end
class MyRouter < Crouter::Router
get "/" do
context.response << "hello world"
end
post "/path/with/:param" do
context.response << "you passed #{params["param"]}"
end
get "/path/with(/optional(/:parts))" do
context.repsonse << "you passed #{params["parts"]? || "nothing"}"
end
put "/handle/with/controller", "MyController#my_action"
group "/group" do
put "/routes", "MyGroupController#my_action"
group "/or/even/:nest" do
post "/them" do
context.response << "with params! #{params["nest"]}"
end
end
end
end
class MyRestAPI < Crouter::Router
group "/posts" do
get "/", "PostsController#index"
get "/:id", "PostsController#show"
get "/:id/edit", "PostsController#edit"
post "/", "PostsController#create"
put "/:id", "PostsController#update"
delete "/:id", "PostsController#delete"
end
end
puts "Listening on http://localhost:8989"
HTTP::Server.new(8989, [HTTP::LogHandler.new, MyRestAPI.new("/api"), MyRouter.new])
- Fork it ( https://github.com/jreinert/crouter/fork )
- Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
- Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
- Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
- Create a new Pull Request
- jreinert Joakim Reinert - creator, maintainer