On Mar 7, 2012, at 1:49 AM, Pedro Melo wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 12:11 AM, Jonathan Swartz <swa...@pobox.com> wrote:
>> I hear your concerns. So I'm not sure which of these you are suggesting:
>> 1) Substitution tags should be HTML-escaped by default in Mason.
>
> This one would be my choice *if* Mason was used only for the web.
>
I still think it is difficult to est this default, given that substitution tags
can be used when generating javascript, JSON, css, etc. even in a web
environment. At the very least we'd need the ability to turn the default
on/off on a per-component or directory basis, rather than for an entire site.
>
>> 2) DefaultFilter should be implemented and documented in core Mason, so that
>> it doesn't require a separate plugin install.
>
> I think this should happen either way. Maybe not move into the core,
> but at least document it, and remove the big scary CAVEAT section from
> the DefaultFilter docs (I know its not your module, but I think if you
> suggested it to Stephen he would agree).
For now, I've added DefaultFilter to the Mason documentation in multiple places.
> The previous paragraph, and the fact that we can't target components
> to specific HTTP methods (like Dave mentioned in the GET/POST
> parameters thread), argue that the Mason dispatcher is a bit too
> limited. I have mixed feelings about it. On one hand I like that its
> simple, just drop files into a directory and you are done. On the
> other, if we could add route filters for HTTP method, mime/type and/or
> others, we could tweak the defaults for each request, and provide
> saner HTTP error codes.
The Mason dispatcher will probably always be feature-light compared with other
frameworks. But adding the ability to filter on GET/POST does seem reasonable.
Suggestions on syntax welcome. It could be a class method, e.g.
CLASS->allow_http_methods('POST');
or perhaps Mason looks for specifically named methods, e.g.
method handle_POST {
...
}
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