The hooks plugin adds before and after hooks to the request cycle.
plugin :hooks before do request.redirect('/login') unless logged_in? @time = Time.now end after do |res| logger.notice("Took #{Time.now - @time} seconds") end
Note that in general, before hooks are not needed, since you can just run code at the top of the route block:
route do |r| r.redirect('/login') unless logged_in? # ... end
However, this code makes it easier to write after hooks, as well as handle cases where before hooks are added after the route block.
Note that the after hook is called with the rack response array of status, headers, and body. If it wants to change the response, it must mutate this argument, calling response.status=
inside an after block will not affect the returned status. Note that after hooks can be called with nil if an exception is raised during routing.
Classes and Modules
Public Class methods
configure(app)
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# File lib/roda/plugins/hooks.rb 36 def self.configure(app) 37 app.opts[:after_hooks] ||= [] 38 app.opts[:before_hooks] ||= [] 39 end