Adds a parser to the parser map; content type can either be a string (to exactly match the content type), or a regular expression.

The parser-fn is passed the request map and returns a modified request map with an appropriate key and parsed value. For example, the default JSON parser adds a :json-params key.

Returns an interceptor that will parse the body of the request according to the content type. The normal rules are provided by default-parser-map which maps a regular expression identifying a content type to a parsing function for that type.

Parameters parsed from the body are added as a new key to the request map dependending on which parser does the work; for the default parsers, one of the following will be used:

• :json-params
• :edn-params
• :form-params
• :transit-params

Return an edn-parser fn that, given a request, will read the body of that request with edn/read. options are key-val pairs that will be passed as a hash-map to edn/read.

Return a json-parser fn that, given a request, will read the body of the request with json/parse-stream. options are key-val pairs that will be passed along to json/parse-stream.

Return a transit-parser fn that, given a request, will read the body of that request with transit/read. options is a sequence to pass to transit/reader along with the body of the request.

Return a map of MIME-type to parsers. Included types are edn, json and form-encoding. parser-options are key-val pairs, valid options are:

:edn-options A hash-map of options to be used when invoking edn/read. :json-options A hash-map of options to be used when invoking json/parse-stream. :transit-options A vector of options to be used when invoking transit/reader - must apply to both json and msgpack

Examples:

(default-parser-map :json-options {:key-fn keyword}) ;; This parser-map would parse the json body ‘{“foo”: “bar”}’ as ;; {:foo “bar”}

(default-parser-map :edn-options {:readers data-readers}) ;; This parser-map will parse edn bodies using any custom edn readers you ;; define (in a data_readers.clj file, for example.)

(default-parser-map :transit-options {:handlers {“custom/model” custom-model-read-handler}}) ;; This parser-map will parse the transit body using a handler defined by ;; custom-model-read-handler.

Take a request and parse its body as edn.

Invoke custom-edn-parser instead.

Take a request and parse its body as a form.

Take a request and parse its body as JSON.

Use custom-json-parser instead.

Take a request and parse its body as JSON transit.

Use custom-transit-parser instead.