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Summary

  • document how to build middleware with from_fn
  • mark middleware roadmap items complete

Testing

  • mdformat-all
  • markdownlint
  • nixie docs/rust-binary-router-library-design.md
  • make fmt
  • make lint
  • make test

https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_6855fff50a8c8322880e612f2362b0f4

Summary by Sourcery

Update the documentation to showcase building middleware with from_fn, refine the example usage and execution order, and mark related middleware and extractor roadmap tasks as complete.

Documentation:

  • Document functional middleware creation using from_fn with async closures
  • Clarify middleware registration example and execution order in the design guide
  • Mark middleware and extractor roadmap items as completed in the project roadmap

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation
    • Updated the roadmap to mark all "Middleware and Extractors" tasks as completed.
    • Simplified the middleware example in the design documentation, demonstrating usage with concise closures and clarifying middleware registration and execution order.

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This PR enhances the middleware documentation to demonstrate the new from_fn helper for defining functional middleware in the Rust binary router design docs and updates the project roadmap by marking all middleware and extractor-related tasks as complete.

Class diagram for functional middleware using from_fn

classDiagram
    class Middleware {
        +call(req, next)
    }
    class from_fn {
        +call(req, next)
    }
    Middleware <|.. from_fn : implements
    class Next {
        +call(req)
    }
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Class diagram for registering middleware with from_fn

classDiagram
    class WireframeApp {
        +wrap(middleware)
    }
    class from_fn {
        +call(req, next)
    }
    WireframeApp o-- from_fn : uses
    class LoggingMiddleware
    WireframeApp o-- LoggingMiddleware : uses
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Change Details Files
Revise middleware docs to use from_fn for functional middleware
  • Import and use wireframe::middleware::from_fn instead of manual logging_mw_fn
  • Provide inline closure examples for logging and auth middleware
  • Update WireframeApp::wrap examples to register from_fn middleware
  • Clarify middleware execution order (last registered runs first inbound)
docs/rust-binary-router-library-design.md
Mark middleware and extractor roadmap items as completed
  • Check off minimal middleware system and extractor trait tasks
  • Mark built-in and custom FromMessageRequest extractors as done
  • Mark ServiceRequest/ServiceResponse wrappers and Next call chain implemented
  • Enable from_fn helper and document common use cases for logging/auth
docs/roadmap.md

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The documentation was updated to mark all middleware and extractor tasks as completed in the roadmap. Additionally, the middleware example in the design document was revised to use the from_fn helper with async closures, and the explanation of middleware execution order was clarified for better understanding.

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docs/roadmap.md Updated all "Middleware and Extractors" checklist items from incomplete to complete.
docs/rust-binary-router-library-design.md Replaced detailed middleware example with a concise from_fn closure example; clarified execution order.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Middleware (from_fn)
    participant App

    Client->>Middleware (from_fn): Send Request Frame
    Middleware (from_fn)->>App: Forward Request
    App-->>Middleware (from_fn): Return Response
    Middleware (from_fn)-->>Client: Return Response Frame
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docs/roadmap.md (8)

75-75: Confirm completion of middleware foundation.
The checklist now marks the minimal middleware system and extractor traits as implemented. Ensure corresponding explanations in the design document (docs/rust-binary-router-library-design.md) cover these foundational components.


77-77: Validate FromMessageRequest extractor coverage.
The roadmap marks FromMessageRequest as done. Confirm the design doc includes the trait definition, error handling, and usage examples for this extractor.


82-82: Assess built-in extractors documentation.
Built-in extractors Message<T>, ConnectionInfo, and SharedState<T> are now marked complete. Verify the design file thoroughly documents each extractor’s API and use cases.


86-86: Ensure custom extractor support is illustrated.
Custom extractors implementing FromMessageRequest are flagged as complete. Check that the design examples demonstrate how to write and register a custom extractor.


90-90: Confirm Transform/Service middleware details.
The middleware implementation via Transform/Service traits is now complete. Ensure the design doc shows the trait definitions and explains how they integrate into the pipeline.


94-94: Verify ServiceRequest/ServiceResponse and Next helper.
The wrappers and the Next helper are marked done. Confirm the design file includes the class diagram or code snippets illustrating these types and their interaction.


100-101: Approve from_fn helper and middleware tests completion.
The functional middleware helper and associated tests are now marked complete. Ensure that the tests validating request modification and response observation are referenced or included.


110-110: Approve common middleware use-case documentation.
Logging and authentication examples are now marked complete. Confirm the design doc presents these use cases with accompanying code samples.

docs/rust-binary-router-library-design.md (3)

892-893: Approve introduction of simplified from_fn approach.
The description clearly explains the purpose of from_fn for async closures, matching the roadmap’s completion status.


910-912: Approve middleware registration example.
The .wrap(from_fn(...)) usage is concise and correctly demonstrates adding middleware in the builder pattern.


915-917: Confirm middleware execution order note.
This accurately states that the last registered middleware runs first on incoming messages and last on outgoing responses, aligning with the intended pipeline behaviour.

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