A collection of crates that provide examples of handlers, the primary building block of a Gotham web framework application.

A Handler is an asynchronous function, taking a State value which represents the request and related runtime state. It completes by resolving to a HTTP response.

Developers working with the Gotham web framework create handlers and via the Router map them to individual routes. The Router then invokes the appropriate Handler to process incoming requests.

We recommend reviewing our handler examples in the order shown below:

1. Request Data - Accessing common request information
2. Stateful Handlers - Keeping state in a handler
3. Simple Async Handlers - Async Request Handlers 101
4. Simple Async Handlers (.await version) - Request Handlers that use async/.await
5. Async Handlers - More complicated async request handlers

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