It's been a long time since I've used C, so maybe it's using some syntax that I'm unaware of?
IE: What defines "home" that is referenced as an argument to the "appRoute" function, and then passed to the "get" function to set up the "/home" route? Is "home" defined in lavandula.h, or is this really pseudocode?
The 'appRoute' is a macro that expands to a function signature.
The macro is: '#define appRoute(name) HttpResponse name(AppContext ctx)' and the parameter I passed as 'home' is expanded into the function name. The reason is because all controller function signatures are the same, so just writing 'appRoute' allows the developer to save time writing endpoints!
It is a tradeoff between readability and development speed. And one of the ideas behind the framework is succint and minimal code.
Makes sense, thanks!
#define appRoute(name) HttpResponse name(AppContext ctx) #define appRoute(name) HttpResponse name(AppContext ctx)