This collection of functions creates handlers for a Plumber router.
Usage
pr_handle(pr, methods, path, handler, preempt, serializer, endpoint, ...)
pr_get(pr, path, handler, preempt, serializer, endpoint, ...)
pr_post(pr, path, handler, preempt, serializer, endpoint, ...)
pr_put(pr, path, handler, preempt, serializer, endpoint, ...)
pr_delete(pr, path, handler, preempt, serializer, endpoint, ...)
pr_head(pr, path, handler, preempt, serializer, endpoint, ...)
Arguments
- pr
A Plumber API. Note: The supplied Plumber API object will also be updated in place as well as returned by the function.
- methods
Character vector of HTTP methods
- path
The endpoint path
- handler
A handler function
- preempt
A preempt function
- serializer
A Plumber serializer
- endpoint
A
PlumberEndpoint
object- ...
Additional arguments for
PlumberEndpoint
Details
The generic pr_handle()
creates a handle for the given method(s). Specific
functions are implemented for the following HTTP methods:
GET
POST
PUT
DELETE
HEAD
Each function mutates the Plumber router in place and returns the updated router.
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
pr() %>%
pr_handle("GET", "/hi", function() "Hello World") %>%
pr_run()
pr() %>%
pr_handle(c("GET", "POST"), "/hi", function() "Hello World") %>%
pr_run()
pr() %>%
pr_get("/hi", function() "Hello World") %>%
pr_post("/echo", function(req, res) {
if (is.null(req$body)) return("No input")
list(
input = req$body
)
}) %>%
pr_run()
} # }