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Bailador

Bailador is route-based web development framework trying to imitate the Perl Dancer framework which in turn started as a clone of the Ruby Sinatra project. The Perl 6 Maven site runs on it.

• Bailador

• Getting Started with Bailador
• Echo text with Bailador
• Echo text with Bailador using Template::Mojo
• Bailador application in a separate modules

Routes

Fixed routes

get '/' => sub {
    return 'Home';
}

get '/about' => sub {
    return 'About';
}

Route with placeholder

get '/hello/:name' => sub ($name) {
    "Hello $name!"
};

Regex routes

get /id\-(.+)/ => sub ($x) {
    return "I got $x";
}

Junction routes

get any('/h', '/help', '/halp') => sub {
    return 'Help in many ways';
}

Supported HTTP methods

• get
• post
• put
• delete

GET parameters

The request keyword rpresents the request object. It has a method called params that returns a hash containing the parameters passed in a GET request.

/echo?text=blabla handled by

get '/echo' => sub {
    return 'echo via GET: ' ~ (request.params<text> // '');
}

POST parameters

Templating systems

Hooks

request

The request keyword returns the request object. The params method returns a hash of the parameters recived via GET and POST methods. As Dancer2 also mixes GET and POST params and overwrites the GET params by the POST params, the same happens in Bailador, though this might change in the future.

• params
• port
• request_uri
• uri
• path
• method
• is_get
• is_post
• is_put
• is_delete
• is_head
• is_patch
• content_type
• content_length
• body

response

The content_type function sets the content-type of the response.

The header function sets the header of the response.

The status function sets the status code of the response.

template

TODO

• Separate GET and POST parameters
• Add Hooks
• Sessions
• Logging
• Configurtion

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Written by Gabor Szabo

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Published on 2015-01-12

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