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What's Floop?
Floop used to be an experiment with p5-mop-redux, the new MOP for Perl 5 inspired by the syntax proposed for Perl 6. After that project floundered, Floop was ported to Moo, losing a couple features in the process but gaining in production viability.
Floop is a small PSGI-aware Web route framework that currently includes:
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Dancer-style simple route matching with named path parts, e.g.
/foo/:bar
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Catalyst-style route chaining (basic)
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a pluggable logging subsystem
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generally high modularity, allowing you to mix and match existing Floop components in your app (not that anybody has written any)
How do I use Floop?
Unlike Dancer/Dancer 2, which use singletons/package variables
heavily, and Catalyst, which defines app components as classes, Floop
apps (and components, which behave much the same in almost all ways)
are object instances. To define a Floop app, instantiate the Floop
class and start calling methods on it. The method you're probably
looking for is add_route
. add_route
takes a route object as a
parameter and installs it in the application's dispatcher, which will
then take care of calling the route handler whenever the route's
pattern is matched. Like this:
my $app = Floop->new(...); my $route = Floop::Route->new( pattern => '/foo/:bar', handler => sub { 'I am called whenever a request is made to /foo/*' }); $app->add_route($route);
Future versions of Floop will include more comfortable/reusable ways to define components.