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// Package quick provides a minimalistic and high-performance web framework for Go.
//
// This file contains example implementations demonstrating how to use route groups (Group)
// in the Quick framework. Groups allow better organization of routes by prefixing related
// endpoints under a common path.
//
// These examples showcase different HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) within a route group.
package quick
import (
"fmt"
"net/http"
)
// This function is named ExampleQuick_Group()
// it with the Examples type.
func ExampleQuick_Group() {
q := New()
// Create a route group with prefix "/api"
apiGroup := q.Group("/api")
// Print the prefix of the group
fmt.Println(apiGroup.prefix)
// Out put: /api
}
// This function is named ExampleGroup_Get()
// it with the Examples type.
func ExampleGroup_Get() {
q := New()
// Create a route group with prefix "/api"
apiGroup := q.Group("/api")
// Define a GET route inside the group
apiGroup.Get("/users", func(c *Ctx) error {
// Return a success message
return c.Status(200).String("List of users")
})
// Simulate a GET request to "/api/users"
res, _ := q.QuickTest("GET", "/api/users", nil)
// Print the response body
fmt.Println(res.BodyStr())
// Out put: List of users
}
// This function is named ExampleGroup_Post()
// it with the Examples type.
func ExampleGroup_Post() {
q := New()
// Create a route group with prefix "/api"
apiGroup := q.Group("/api")
// Define a POST route inside the group
apiGroup.Post("/users", func(c *Ctx) error {
// Return a success message
return c.Status(201).String("User created")
})
// Simulate a POST request to "/api/users"
res, _ := q.QuickTest("POST", "/api/users", nil)
// Print the response body
fmt.Println(res.BodyStr())
// Out put: User created
}
// This function is named ExampleGroup_Put()
// it with the Examples type.
func ExampleGroup_Put() {
q := New()
// Create a route group with prefix "/api"
apiGroup := q.Group("/api")
// Define a PUT route inside the group
apiGroup.Put("/users/:id", func(c *Ctx) error {
// Return a success message
return c.Status(200).String("User updated")
})
// Simulate a PUT request to "/api/users/42"
res, _ := q.QuickTest("PUT", "/api/users/42", nil)
// Print the response body
fmt.Println(res.BodyStr())
// Out put: User updated
}
// This function is named ExampleGroup_Delete()
// it with the Examples type.
func ExampleGroup_Delete() {
q := New()
// Create a route group with prefix "/api"
apiGroup := q.Group("/api")
// Define a DELETE route inside the group
apiGroup.Delete("/users/:id", func(c *Ctx) error {
// Return a success message
return c.Status(200).String("User deleted")
})
// Simulate a DELETE request to "/api/users/42"
res, _ := q.QuickTest("DELETE", "/api/users/42", nil)
// Print the response body
fmt.Println(res.BodyStr())
// Out put: User deleted
}
// This function is named ExampleGroup_Delete()
// it with the Examples type.
func ExampleGroup_Use() {
// Create a new Quick instance
q := New()
// Create a new group with a common prefix
api := q.Group("/api")
// Define a simple middleware that logs requests
logMiddleware := func(next http.Handler) http.Handler {
return http.HandlerFunc(func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
fmt.Println("Middleware activated for:", r.URL.Path)
next.ServeHTTP(w, r)
})
}
// Apply middleware to the group
api.Use(logMiddleware)
// Define a GET route inside the group
api.Get("/hello", func(c *Ctx) error {
return c.Status(200).String("Hello from API group Quick")
})
// Simulate a request to test middleware activation
res, _ := q.QuickTest("GET", "/api/hello", nil)
// Print the response body
fmt.Println(res.BodyStr())
// Out put:
// Middleware activated for: /api/hello
// Hello from API group Quick
}
// This function is named ExampleGroup_Patch()
// it with the Examples type.
func ExampleGroup_Patch() {
// Create a new Quick instance
q := New()
// Create a new group with a common prefix
api := q.Group("/api")
// Register a PATCH route dynamically
api.Patch("/update", func(c *Ctx) error {
return c.Status(200).String("PATCH request received")
})
// Simulate a PATCH request
res, _ := q.QuickTest("PATCH", "/api/update", nil)
// Print the response body
fmt.Println(res.BodyStr())
// Out put:
// PATCH request received
}
// This function is named ExampleGroup_Options()
// it with the Examples type.
func ExampleGroup_Options() {
// Create a new Quick instance
q := New()
// Create a new group with a common prefix
api := q.Group("/api")
// Register an OPTIONS route dynamically
api.Options("/resource", func(c *Ctx) error {
c.Set("Allow", "GET, POST, OPTIONS")
return c.Status(204).Send(nil) // No Content response
})
// Simulate an OPTIONS request
res, _ := q.QuickTest("OPTIONS", "/api/resource", nil)
// Print the response status
fmt.Println("Status:", res.StatusCode())
// Out put:
// Status: 204
}