5.4 Rules
An Aspen rule is a callable that takes a filesystem path and a predicate
string, and returns True or False. Rules are part of Aspen's
handler infrastructure; see the documentation for handlers.conf for how
to use them.
| catch_all( |
path, predicate) |
-
Always return True.
| fnmatch( |
path, predicate) |
-
Match if path matches the pattern predicate per the standard
library's
fnmatch.fnmatchcase.
| hashbang( |
path, predicate) |
-
Match if the file at path starts with '#!'.
-
Match if path points to a directory.
-
Match if path points to a file.
| isexecutable( |
path, predicate) |
-
Match if the file at path is executable.
| mimetype( |
path, predicate) |
-
Match if the mimetype of the file at path is predicate.
| rematch( |
path, predicate) |
-
Match if path matches the regular expression predicate.
Release 0.8, documentation updated on December 23, 2007.
Aspen is copyright © 2006-2007 by Chad Whitacre and contributors, and is offered under the MIT license.
