ring.util.response

Returns an updated Ring response with the supplied charset added to the Content-Type header.

Returns an updated Ring response with the a Content-Type header corresponding to the given content-type.

Returns a Ring response for a HTTP 201 created response.

Returns a Ring response to serve a static file, or nil if an appropriate file does not exist. Options: :root - take the filepath relative to this root path :index-files? - look for index.* files in directories (defaults to true) :allow-symlinks? - allow symlinks that lead to paths outside the root path (defaults to false)

Looks up a header in a Ring response (or request) case insensitively, returning the header map entry, or nil if not present.

Gets the character encoding of a Ring response.

Looks up a header in a Ring response (or request) case insensitively, returning the value of the header, or nil if not present.

Returns an updated Ring response with the specified header added.

Returns a 404 'not found' response.

Returns a Ring response for an HTTP 302 redirect. Status may be a key in redirect-status-codes or a numeric code. Defaults to 302

Returns a Ring response for an HTTP 303 redirect. Deprecated in favor of using redirect with a :see-other status.

Map a keyword to a redirect status code.

Returns data about the resource specified by url, or nil if an appropriate resource does not exist. The return value is a map with optional values for: :content - the content of the URL, suitable for use as the :body of a ring response :content-length - the length of the :content, nil if not available :last-modified - the Date the :content was last modified, nil if not available This dispatches on the protocol of the URL as a keyword, and implementations are provided for :file and :jar. If you are on a platform where (Class/getResource) returns URLs with a different protocol, you will need to provide an implementation for that protocol. This function is used internally by url-response.

Returns a Ring response to serve a packaged resource, or nil if the resource does not exist. Options: :root - take the resource relative to this root :loader - resolve the resource in this class loader :allow-symlinks? - allow symlinks that lead to paths outside the root classpath directories (defaults to false)

Returns a skeletal Ring response with the given body, status of 200, and no headers.

True if the supplied value is a valid response map.

Sets a cookie on the response. Requires the handler to be wrapped in the wrap-cookies middleware.

Returns an updated Ring response with the given status.

Looks up a header in a Ring response (or request) case insensitively, then updates the header with the supplied function and arguments in the manner of update-in.

Return a response for the supplied URL.