angus-router

A router for Rack applications.

While it can be used as a micro-framework, it's primarily and focused purpose is http request routing.

angus-router doesn't handle unregisterd routes, it doesn't provide a template rendering mechanism, and so on. Those features should be fulfilled at framework level.

Routes are registered with #on method.

router.on(:get, '/hello') do
  [200, {}, ['Hello']]
end

#route receives a Rack environment, lookups for a route matching the request's path and invokes the corresponding block.

router.route(env)

If no matching registered route, a NotImplementedError is raised.

Supported HTTP methods:

• get
• post
• put
• delete
• head
• options
• patch
• trace

# config.ru
require 'angus-router'

router = Angus::Router.new

router.on(:get, '/') do
  [200, {}, ['Index Page']]
end

router.on(:get, '/hello') do
  [200, {}, ['Hello']]
end

router.on(:get, '/hello/:dude') do |env, params|
  [200, {}, ["Hello #{params[:dude]}!"]]
end

run ->(env) { router.route(env) }

Install angus-router as a gem.

gem install angus-router