is it possible to have a web app with some routes with “:duct.module.web/site” middleware and some other routes with “:duct.module.web/api” middleware? I’ve tried to set an app with +site +api but the documentation of module.web says you should use one or the other. I’ve also tried to set a middleware through a ataraxy metadata in a route (see https://github.com/duct-framework/duct/issues/91), but I am not sure how to pass a list of middlewares to an specific route.
Yes, I just wanted to copy the list of middlewares set in module duct.module.web/api in one of my routes.
I was trying to do something like this
:duct.router/ataraxy
{:middleware {:custom-api [(ig/ref :duct.middleware.web/not-found)
(ig/ref :duct.middleware.web/format)
(ig/ref :duct.middleware.web/defaults)]}
:routes {"/v1" ^{:custom-api true}
{[:get "/users/" user-id]}}}
My doubt with the map
^{:cors true
:auth true}
is that if it respects the order of the keys as it is important when defining the list of middlewaresthanks a lot @kevin.van.rooijen I’ll follow your suggestion and check if the order of the middlewares is respected.
I think it is sorted by key name, but I'm not sure
+site +api
should work now, as that was fixed in the template a while ago. The module.web documentation may be out of date.
@weavejester how do I tell to a route use “site” middlewares and another use “api” middlewares?
@kevin.van.rooijen thanks, it worked as you mention: they are sorted by key.
@weavejester When I use +site +api
, the api requests fail with an Invalid anti-forgery token
. I’ve just disabled anti-forgery
and it works. But still I am not sure what’s the best way to disable it only for api routes.
What do you mean by a list of middleware? Just more than one? If you want more than one, here's an example:
:duct.router/ataraxy
{:middleware {:cors #ig/ref :app.middleware/cors
:auth #ig/ref :app.middleware/auth}
:routes {"/v1" ^{:cors true
:auth true}
{[:get "/users/" user-id]}}}
...