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16.6.0 released on Mar 08, 2023 | articles updated on Mar 20, 2023

After request handler


Purpose: Execute your code after a request is handled.

void _after ( ) ...
Every Vely request goes through a request dispatcher (i.e. vely_dispatch_request() function). In order to specify your code to execute after a request is handled, create a source file "_after.vely" and implement a function "void _after()", which will be automatically picked up and compiled with your application.

If no request executes (for example if your application does not handle a given request), after-request handler does not execute either. If you use exit-request to exit current request handling, after-request handler still executes.

Examples

Here is a simple implementation of after-request handler that just outputs "Hi there!!":
#include <vely.h>

void _after()
{
     @Hi there!!
}

See also

Requests ( after_request_handler   before_request_handler   building_URL   getting_URL   global_request_data   non_request   normalized_URL   request   request_URL   startup_handler   vely_dispatch_request  )  SEE ALL (documentation)


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