Override this and decide what to do in case of server errors.

For example, log the error with the id, handle metrics, etc.

Sets Ok as the default successStatus.

Note: The request will be authenticated using your custom AbstractAuthenticatorService.

Example:

def whoAmI() = authenticatedNoInput { context: AuthenticatedContext[UserId] =>
  ...
}

Where UserId is what your custom AbstractAuthenticatorService returns on authenticated requests.

Execute an asynchronous action that doesn't need an input model and returns the model M on success.

Note: The request will be authenticated using your custom AbstractAuthenticatorService.

Example:

def whoAmI() = authenticatedNoInput { context: AuthenticatedContext[UserId] =>
  ...
}

Where UserId is what your custom AbstractAuthenticatorService returns on authenticated requests.

Sets Ok as the default successStatus.

Note: The request will be authenticated using your custom AbstractAuthenticatorService.

Example:

def setPreferences = authenticatedWithInput { context: AuthenticatedContextWithModel[UserId, SetUserPreferencesModel] =>
  ...
}

Where UserId is what your custom AbstractAuthenticatorService returns on authenticated requests, also, there is an implicit deserializer for the SetUserPreferencesModel class.

Execute an asynchronous action that receives the model R and produces the model M on success, the http status in case of a successful result will be taken from successStatus param.

Note: The request will be authenticated using your custom AbstractAuthenticatorService.

Example:

def setPreferences = authenticatedWithInput(Ok) { context: AuthenticatedContextWithModel[UserId, SetUserPreferencesModel] =>
  ...
}

Where UserId is what your custom AbstractAuthenticatorService returns on authenticated requests, also, there is an implicit deserializer for the SetUserPreferencesModel class.

Sets a default successStatus.

Example:

def verifyEmail(token: String) = publicNoInput(Created) { context: PublicContext =>
  ...
}

In case of a successful result, the HTTP status Created (201) will be returned.

Execute an asynchronous action that doesn't need an input model and returns the model M on success.

Note: The request will not be authenticated.

Example:

def verifyEmail(token: String) = publicNoInput { context: PublicContext =>
  ...
}

In case of a successful result, the HTTP status Ok (200) will be returned.

Sets Ok as the default successStatus.

Example:

def login = publicWithInput { context: PublicContextWithModel[LoginModel] =>
  ...
}

Where there is an implicit deserializer for the LoginModel class, in case of a successful result, the HTTP status Ok (200) will be returned.

Execute an asynchronous action that receives the model R and returns the model M on success.

The model R is wrapped in a RequestContext.

Note: The request will not be authenticated.

Example:

def createUser = publicWithInput(Created) { context: PublicContextWithModel[CreateUserModel] =>
  ...
}

Where there is an implicit deserializer for the CreateUserModel class, in case of a successful result, the HTTP status Created (201) will be returned.