Route

The location where the route was created, which is useful for debugging purposes.

The route pattern over which the route is defined. The route can only handle requests that match this route pattern.

Applies the route to the specified request. The route must be defined for the request, or else this method will fail fatally. Note that you may only call this function when you have handled all errors produced by the route, converting them into responses.

Handles all typed errors in the route by converting them into responses. This method can be used to convert a route that does not handle its errors into one that does handle its errors.

If the underlying handler uses the error channel to send responses, this method will not pass the responses to the provided function.

Handles all typed errors, as well as all non-recoverable errors, by converting them into responses. This method can be used to convert a route that does not handle its errors into one that does handle its errors.

If the underlying handler uses the error channel to send responses, this method will not pass the responses to the provided function.

Handles all typed errors, as well as all non-recoverable errors, by converting them into a ZIO effect that produces the response. This method can be used to convert a route that does not handle its errors into one that does handle its errors.

If the underlying handler uses the error channel to send responses, this method will not pass the responses to the provided function.

Handles all typed errors in the route by converting them into responses, taking into account the request that caused the error. This method can be used to convert a route that does not handle its errors into one that does handle its errors.

If the underlying handler uses the error channel to send responses, this method will not pass the responses to the provided function.

Handles all typed errors, as well as all non-recoverable errors, by converting them into responses, taking into account the request that caused the error. This method can be used to convert a route that does not handle its errors into one that does handle its errors.

If the underlying handler uses the error channel to send responses, this method will not pass the responses to the provided function.

Handles all typed errors, as well as all non-recoverable errors, by converting them into a ZIO effect that produces the response, taking into account the request that caused the error. This method can be used to convert a route that does not handle its errors into one that does handle its errors.

If the underlying handler uses the error channel to send responses, this method will not pass the responses to the provided function.

Handles all typed errors in the route by converting them into a zio effect that produces a response. This method can be used to convert a route that does not handle its errors into one that does handle its errors.

If the underlying handler uses the error channel to send responses, this method will not pass the responses to the provided function.

Determines if the route is defined for the specified request.

Allows the transformation of the Err type through a function allowing one to build up a Routes in Stages targets the Unhandled case

Allows the transformation of the Err type through an Effectful program allowing one to build up a Routes in Stages targets the Unhandled case only.

Applies the route to the specified request. The route must be defined for the request, or else this method will fail fatally.

Returns a route that automatically translates all failures into responses, using best-effort heuristics to determine the appropriate HTTP status code. Based on the currently configured ErrorResponseConfig, the response will have a body that may include a message and a stack trace.

Effectfully peeks at the unhandled failure cause of this Route.

Effectfully peeks at the unhandled failure of this Route.