repositories {
mavenCentral()
}
dependencies {
implementation "org.graceframework.plugins:unpoly:VERSION"
}2 Usage
Version: 0.4.0-SNAPSHOT
2 Usage
Add dependency to the build.gradle,
Unpoly plugin supports controller-specific withFormat() method,
class BookController {
def list() {
def books = Book.list()
withFormat {
unpoly {
render(template: "book", model: [bookList: books])
}
json {
render books as JSON
}
}
}
}Also, this plugin supports extendsions for Grails Request and Response,
// You can get unpoly request headers from Grails Request
request.unpoly.version == request.getHeader('X-UP-Version')
request.unpoly.target == request.getHeader('X-UP-Target')
// Check Unpoly request?
if (request.unpoly as boolean) { // or use request.isUnpoly()
template = 'book-detail'
}
// You can set Unpoly response headers in Grails
response.unpoly.target = '.content'
response.unpoly.events = JsonOutput.toJson([["type": "itemDeleted"]])If you use [respond](https://grails.github.io/legacy-grails-doc/4.0.0/ref/Controllers/respond.html) method introduced in Grails 2.3. The respond method tries to produce the most appropriate response for the requested content type (JSON, XML, HTML etc.)
You can [configure mime types](https://grails.github.io/legacy-grails-doc/4.0.0/guide/theWebLayer.html#contentNegotiation) for Unpoly.
Update the app/conf/application.yml:
grails:
mime:
types:
up: text/htmlFor example given the show action:
def show(Book book) {
respond book
}You could supply a show.up.gsp file to render the Unpoly:
<div id="${book.id}">
<h1>${book.title}</h1>
<p>${book.description}</p>
</div>