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Stuff like
"Get form data from the user" ** POST / "foopath" decoding(formEncoded) |>> { formData: Map[String, Seq[String]] => Ok("Foo") }
doesn't work because of operator precedence, so instead, I'm forced to do
(("Get form data from the user" ** POST / "foopath") decoding(formEncoded)) |>> { formData: Map[String, Seq[String]] => Ok("Foo") }
or some other nonsense.
This should be fixed.
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I would propose the following decoding syntax
"Get form data from the user" ** POST / "foopath" ^ formEncoded |>> { formData: Map[String, Seq[String]] => Ok("Foo") }
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Add ^ operator as decoding synonym.
decoding
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Closes issue #41 This allows efficient infix usage.
I believe this is done.
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Stuff like
doesn't work because of operator precedence, so instead, I'm forced to do
or some other nonsense.
This should be fixed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: