HTTP routing with path expressions.

 route(?Method, ?Route, ?Before, ?Goal) is nondet

Retrieves currently registered routes.

 route_get(+Route, :Goal) is det

Registers a new GET route handler.

 route_put(+Route, :Goal) is det

Registers a new PUT route handler.

 route_del(+Route, :Goal) is det

Registers a new DELETE route handler.

 route_post(+Route, :Goal) is det

Registers a new POST route handler.

 route_get(+Route, :Before, :Goal) is det

Registers a new GET route handler. Accepts Before goal.

 route_put(+Route, :Before, :Goal) is det

Registers a new PUT route handler. Accepts Before goal.

 route_del(+Route, :Before, :Goal) is det

Registers a new DELETE route handler. Accepts Before goal.

 route_post(+Route, :Before, :Goal) is det

Registers a new POST route handler. Accepts Before goal.

 new_route(+Method, +Route, :Before, :Goal) is det

Registers a new method-specific route handler. Does nothing when the route already exists for the method.

 new_route(+Method, +Route, :Goal) is det

Registers a new method-specific route handler. Does nothing when the route already exists for the method.

 route_remove(+Method, +Route) is det

Removes the given route. When either Method or Route or both are not set or are partially instantiated then all matching routes are removed. Method can be left unbound.

 route(+Request) is semidet

Routes the request into an handler. Fails when no handler is found. Request must contain method(Method) and path(Path). Throws handler_failed(Method, Path) when handler was found but it failed during execution.

 path_to_route(+Path, -Route) is det

Turns path atom like '/path/to/something' into a Prolog term path/to/something.