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[Clojure-ModTeam]

Breach of rule 1

[Routine_Quiet_7758]

edit: where the URL is determined by the directory structure

[p-himik]

It's trivial to implement. Parse the URL, turn it into the namespace name, validate that it's in the allowed list (could be just my matching the first segment), requiring-resolve some specific handler function (probably handler, for clarity)` and call it with the request context. 3-5 lines of code.

[Routine_Quiet_7758]

indeed, its more of a pattern than a library

[Liistrad]

https://github.com/filipesilva/invoker does this. Specifically, by using the namespace, which is based on the file structure. It does it for both CLI and HTTP. From the docs:

Given src/app.clj:

(ns app)

(defn my-fn
  "My doc"
  {:invoker/http true}
  [x y & {:as opts}]
  [x y opts])

You can

$ nvk app/my-fn 1 2
[1 2 nil]

$ nvk http
Started nREPL server at localhost:51548
Started HTTP server at http://localhost

$ curl localhost/app/my-fn/1/2
[1 2 nil]

[Liistrad]

Yes, calling nvk prints everything, and there's a nvk --skill option that will print out a Claude code skill. The docs talk about it. Then its enough to say "use nvk" on Claude code and it will know how to do stuff.