NAME

Cro::RPC::JSON::Request - prepared JSON-RPC request object

ROLES

Does Cro::RPC::JSON::Message, Cro::RPC::JSON::Requestish

ATTRIBUTES

• $.jsonrpc - JSON-RPC version. Currently this attribute always contains "2.0"

• $.id - JSON-RPC request id. Undefined if the request is a notification.

• Str $.method – request method name

• $.params – request parameters as parsed from JSON-RPC request object params key

• %.data – parsed full request JSON object.

• Str $.invalid – undefined for valid requests. Otherwise contains error message explaining the cause.

• $.batch - if request is part of a batch request then this attribute points to corresponding Cro::RPC::JSON::BatchRequest object

METHODS

set-jsonrpc($jsonrpc), set-id($id), set-method(Str:D $method), set-params($params)

Set corresponding attributes.

set-jsonrpc and set-id throw X::Cro::RPC::JSON::InvalidRequest if supplied value is invalid.

is-notification(-- Bool:D)>

Returns True if request is a notification, i.e. when id key is not specified.

jrpc-response(|c)

Returns a Cro::RPC::JSON::MethodResponse object paired with the current request. Most of the time this method must be given preference over creating a method response object manually.

proto respond()

This method is what must be used to respond to a request. It creates a new response object if necessary, completes it, and them calls emit with it.

multi respond(Any:D $data)

Takes $data and sets it as the result of current request response.

multi respond(Exception:D :$exception)

Takes an exception and produces correct error response from it.

multi respond()

If request belongs to a batch then delegates to the batch request object. Otherwise simply emits response object.

SEE ALSO

Cro

AUTHOR

Vadim Belman <[email protected]>

LICENSE

Artistic License 2.0

See the LICENSE file in this distribution.