Phoenix integration for the Liberator library.
With this plugin, you can use Phoenix views to render the result of Liberator handlers.
This package is available in hex.
You can install it by adding liberator_phoenix
to your list of dependencies in mix.exs
:
def deps do
[
{:liberator_phoenix, "~> 0.1.0"}
]
end
Docs can be found at https://hexdocs.pm/liberator_phoenix.
This module implements Liberator handlers that render Phoenix views.
It infers your view name by replacing Resource
in your module name with View
.
For example, MyPhoenixResource
will use MyPhoenixView
as its view module.
defmodule MyPhoenixResource do
use Liberator.Resource
use Liberator.Phoenix
end
defmodule MyPhoenixView do
use MyProject, :view
end
If you need to override it, set the :view_module
option in your use
statement.
defmodule MyPhoenixResource do
use Liberator.Resource
use Liberator.Phoenix, view_module: MyOtherView
end
You can also select only certain handlers to be overridden with the :only
and :except
options.
defmodule MyPhoenixResource do
use Liberator.Resource
use Liberator.Phoenix, only: [:handle_ok]
end
The handlers will use the status code as the template name and the extension of the negotiated media type.
For example, the handle_not_found
handler with a negotiated media type of text/plain
will render 404.txt
.
The handle_created
handler with a media type of application/json
will render 201.json
.
The values set in conn.assigns
will be given to the view as well.
MIT License
Copyright 2020 Rosa Richter
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