module Lucky::Redirectable

Overview

Redirect the request

There are multiple ways to redirect inside of an action. The most common ways are to redirect to a Lucky::Action class, or a URL/path String. Both use the #redirect method:

redirect to: Users::Index
redirect to: Users::Show.with(user.id)
redirect to: "https://luckyframework.org/"
redirect to: "/users"

By default, the method will set the status code to 302 A.K.A. "Found". If you want to customize the status code, you can pass it directly:

redirect to: Users::Index, status: 301

# or use the built in enum value
redirect to: Users::Index, status: :moved_permanently

You can find a list of all of the possible statuses here.

Internally, all the different methods in this module eventually use the method that takes a String. However, it's recommended you pass a Lucky::Action class if possible because it guarantees runtime safety.

Direct including types

• Lucky::Action
• Lucky::ErrorAction

Defined in:

Instance Method Summary

• #redirect(to route : Lucky::RouteHelper, status = 302) : Lucky::TextResponse

  Redirect using a Lucky::RouteHelper

• #redirect(to action : Lucky::Action.class, status = 302) : Lucky::TextResponse

  Redirect to a Lucky::Action

• #redirect(to path : String, status : HTTP::Status) : Lucky::TextResponse

  Redirect to the given path, with a human friendly status

• #redirect(to path : String, status : Int32 = 302) : Lucky::TextResponse

  Redirect to the given path, with an optional Int32 status

Instance Method Detail

redirect to: Users::Show.with(user.id), status: 301

redirect to: Users::Index

redirect to: "/users", status: :moved_permanently

redirect to: "/users"
redirect to: "/users/1", status: 301