28 lines
922 B
Go
28 lines
922 B
Go
package httpserver
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import (
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"github.com/gorilla/mux"
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)
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func (s *server) routes() {
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s.router = mux.NewRouter()
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authMiddleware := s.AuthMiddleware()
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s.router.HandleFunc("/", s.handleIndex()).Methods("GET")
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// if you want to use a general purpose middleware (http.Handler
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// wrapper) on a specific HandleFunc route, you need to take the
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// .ServeHTTP of the http.Handler to get its HandleFunc, viz:
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s.router.HandleFunc("/login", authMiddleware(s.handleLogin()).ServeHTTP).Methods("GET")
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s.router.HandleFunc("/.well-known/healthcheck.json", s.handleHealthCheck()).Methods("GET")
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// the Gorilla mux .Use() takes a http.Handler wrapper func, like
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// most things that deal with "middlewares" like alice et c, and
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// will call ServeHTTP on it. These middlewares applied by the mux
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// (you can .Use() more than one) will be applied to every request
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// into the service.
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s.router.Use(s.LoggingMiddleware())
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}
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