mapRejections

def mapRejections(f: immutable.Seq[Rejection] 

Description

Low level directive – unless you’re sure you need to be working on this low-level you might instead want to try the handleRejections directive which provides a nicer DSL for building rejection handlers.

The mapRejections directive is used as a building block for Custom Directives to transform a list of rejections from the inner route to a new list of rejections.

See Response Transforming Directives for similar directives.

Example

Scala

copysource// ignore any rejections and replace them by AuthorizationFailedRejection
val replaceByAuthorizationFailed = mapRejections(_ => List(AuthorizationFailedRejection))
val route =
  replaceByAuthorizationFailed {
    path("abc")(complete("abc"))
  }

// tests:
Get("/") ~> route ~> check {
  rejection shouldEqual AuthorizationFailedRejection
}

Get("/abc") ~> route ~> check {
  status shouldEqual StatusCodes.OK
}

Java

copysourceimport static org.apache.pekko.http.javadsl.server.Directives.mapRejections;

// ignore any rejections and replace them by AuthorizationFailedRejection
final Route route =
    mapRejections(
        rejections -> Collections.singletonList((Rejection) Rejections.authorizationFailed()),
        () -> path("abc", () -> complete("abc")));

// tests:
runRouteUnSealed(route, HttpRequest.GET("/"))
    .assertRejections(Rejections.authorizationFailed());
testRoute(route).run(HttpRequest.GET("/abc")).assertStatusCode(StatusCodes.OK);