taji-taji/01_HelloController.swift

## 01_HelloController.swift
// web-templateに手を入れてマークダウンを挿入してみます
// https://github.com/vapor/web-template/blob/master/Sources/App/Controllers/HelloController.swift
import Vapor
import HTTP

/// Here we have a controller that helps facilitate
/// creating typical REST patterns
final class HelloController: ResourceRepresentable {
    let view: ViewRenderer
    init(_ view: ViewRenderer) {
        self.view = view
    }

    /// GET /hello
    func index(_ req: Request) throws -> ResponseRepresentable {
        // hello.leafに変数を渡す
        return try view.make("hello", [
            "name": "World",
            "markdown": "# Hello World!"
            ], for: req)
    }

    /// GET /hello/:string
    func show(_ req: Request, _ string: String) throws -> ResponseRepresentable {
        // hello.leafに変数を渡す
        return try view.make("hello", [
            "name": string,
            "markdown": "# Hello \(string)!"
            ], for: req)
    }

    /// When making a controller, it is pretty flexible in that it
    /// only expects closures, this is useful for advanced scenarios, but
    /// most of the time, it should look almost identical to this
    /// implementation
    func makeResource() -> Resource<String> {
        return Resource(
            index: index,
            show: show
        )
    }
}

## 02_base.leaf
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
	<title>#import("title")</title>
	<link rel="stylesheet" href="/styles/app.css">
</head>
<body>

#import("content")

</body>
</html>

## 03_hello.leaf
#extend("base")

#export("title") { Hello, #(name)! }

#export("content") {
	#markdown(markdown)
}

## 04_Routes.swift
import Vapor
import Foundation

final class Routes: RouteCollection {
    let view: ViewRenderer
    init(_ view: ViewRenderer) {
        self.view = view
    }

    func build(_ builder: RouteBuilder) throws {

        /// GET /hello/...
        builder.resource("hello", HelloController(view))

    }

}
	// web-templateに手を入れてマークダウンを挿入してみます
	// https://github.com/vapor/web-template/blob/master/Sources/App/Controllers/HelloController.swift
	import Vapor
	import HTTP

	/// Here we have a controller that helps facilitate
	/// creating typical REST patterns
	final class HelloController: ResourceRepresentable {
	let view: ViewRenderer
	init(_ view: ViewRenderer) {
	self.view = view
	}

	/// GET /hello
	func index(_ req: Request) throws -> ResponseRepresentable {
	// hello.leafに変数を渡す
	return try view.make("hello", [
	"name": "World",
	"markdown": "# Hello World!"
	], for: req)
	}

	/// GET /hello/:string
	func show(_ req: Request, _ string: String) throws -> ResponseRepresentable {
	// hello.leafに変数を渡す
	return try view.make("hello", [
	"name": string,
	"markdown": "# Hello \(string)!"
	], for: req)
	}

	/// When making a controller, it is pretty flexible in that it
	/// only expects closures, this is useful for advanced scenarios, but
	/// most of the time, it should look almost identical to this
	/// implementation
	func makeResource() -> Resource<String> {
	return Resource(
	index: index,
	show: show
	)
	}
	}
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<title>#import("title")</title>
	<link rel="stylesheet" href="/styles/app.css">
	</head>
	<body>

	#import("content")

	</body>
	</html>
	#extend("base")

	#export("title") { Hello, #(name)! }

	#export("content") {
	#markdown(markdown)
	}
	import Vapor
	import Foundation

	final class Routes: RouteCollection {
	let view: ViewRenderer
	init(_ view: ViewRenderer) {
	self.view = view
	}

	func build(_ builder: RouteBuilder) throws {

	/// GET /hello/...
	builder.resource("hello", HelloController(view))

	}

	}