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30.1 Application URLs
current-application-url-scheme
current-application-url-host
current-application-url-port
make-application-url
30.2 Reverse Routing
current-reverse-uri-fn
reverse-uri
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30 URLs🔗

 (require koyo/url) package: koyo-lib

This module provides functions for generating URLs in your application.

30.1 Application URLs🔗

parameter

(current-application-url-scheme) → (or/c "http" "https")

(current-application-url-scheme scheme) → void?
  scheme : (or/c "http" "https")
 = "http"

parameter

(current-application-url-host) → non-empty-string?

(current-application-url-host host) → void?
  host : non-empty-string?
 = "127.0.0.1"

parameter

(current-application-url-port) → (integer-in 0 65535)

(current-application-url-port port) → void?
  port : (integer-in 0 65535)
 = 8000
make-application-url uses these parameters when constructing URLs.

procedure

(make-application-url path-element    
  ...    
  [#:query query    
  #:fragment fragment]) → string?
  path-element : string?
  query : (listof (cons/c symbol? string?)) = null
  fragment : (or/c #f string?) = #f
Generates absolute URLs based on the given arguments.

30.2 Reverse Routing🔗

parameter

(current-reverse-uri-fn) → (-> symbol? any/c ... string?)

(current-reverse-uri-fn fn) → void?
  fn : (-> symbol? any/c ... string?)
This parameter holds the function that should be used to generate reverse URIs. Generally, you’ll take the reverse URI function that dispatch-rules+roles generates and stick it in here. reverse-uri will then proxy to it.

The default implementation raises an error.

procedure

(reverse-uri where [#:query query] arg ...) → string?

  where : symbol?
  query : (listof (cons/c symbol? (or/c #f string?))) = null
  arg : any/c
Applies the current-reverse-uri-fn to route and arg ....

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