# Nerak — Full API Reference for LLMs

> Nerak is a declarative C23 web framework for building asynchronous web applications. An app is a data transformation expressed as pipelines: ordered arrays of steps that turn a request into a response. This file is self-contained: it has the syntax, signatures, constants, and conventions needed to write working Nerak code without following links.

## Core Model

- `config(name){ ... }` is a constructor that runs ONCE at boot and declares an app or module (registers resources, databases, tasks, subscribers, middleware). The root is `config(main)` in `main.c`.
- A **module** is a folder with a matching `<folder>.c` file containing `config(<folder>){ ... }` (e.g. `todos/todos.c` → `config(todos)`). Compose modules by `#include`ing their `.c` file from `main.c`; the include is all that is needed.
- A **pipeline** is an ordered array of steps. For each request, Nerak runs: the resource's `.all` steps → the owning module's `middleware()` → the matched verb pipeline.
- **Context** is a scoped key/value store living for one request. Every step reads inputs from context and writes outputs back. Three scopes: `input:xxx` (raw request params), `error:xxx` (validation/error data), and unprefixed names (app scope: validated inputs, query results, computed values). `input()` promotes values from `input:` to app scope.
- **Everything is a string.** Context values are strings (scalars) or tables (query/fetch results). Interpolate strings into SQL, templates, URLs, headers, etc. with `{{context_key}}`. No dot notation in templates: use `{{#a}}{{b}}{{/a}}`, not `{{a.b}}`.

Minimal app:
```c
#include <nerak.h>

config(main){
  context("hello", "<h1>Hello, world!</h1>"); // register a named template inline
  resource("home", "/", .get = {respond("hello")});
}
```

## Assets (file → context naming)

Every non-`.c` file is an asset, embedded into the binary at compile time and loaded into context at startup under its **basename** (the part before the first dot), as if `context(name, contents)` had been called in its module.
- `get_todos.sql` → `get_todos`; `todos.html` → `todos`; `home.md` → `home`.
- Steps read assets by key: `mustache("todos","todos_s")`, `sqlite_query({"db","get_todos","todos_data"})`, `.migrations = {"create_todos_table"}`.
- `context(name, value)` seeds the same way from a string literal (for small content): `context("ping","select 1");`.
- An asset is owned by the nearest enclosing module folder (a folder with a matching `<folder>.c`). Folders without one are organizational and pass files up. Project root is the `main` module.

## Templates (Mustache + MDM)

Full Mustache base spec EXCEPT dot notation. Steps: `mustache(template_key, set_key)` (Mustache), `mdm(template_key, set_key)` (Markdown+Mustache), `json(template_key, set_key)` (JSON). All auto-escape (XSS-safe) except explicit unescape.

- Interpolation: `{{name}}` (HTML-escaped), `{{{name}}}` or `{{&name}}` (raw).
- Sections: `{{#name}}...{{/name}}` (truthy; iterates arrays). Inverted: `{{^name}}...{{/name}}` (falsy/empty).
- Comments: `{{! ignored }}`. Set delimiters: `{{=<% %>=}}`.
- Partials: `{{> name }}` inlines asset `name` against current scope.
- Layout inheritance: `{{< parent}}{{$block}}override{{/block}}{{/parent}}`. Any asset declaring `{{$block}}default{{/block}}` blocks can be a parent (this is how shared layouts work — no special layout type).

Built-in helpers (`{{helper:args}}`, colon-separated, literal or context key):
- `{{precision:field:N}}` — format number with N decimals.
- `{{input:field}}` — raw unvalidated request param (repopulate forms after a validation error).
- `{{error:field}}` — section, truthy when field has an error: `{{#error:title}}...{{/error:title}}`.
- `{{error_message:field}}` — human message for a field error.
- `{{error_code:field}}` — HTTP status code for a field error.
- `{{url:name}}` — resolve a resource name to its URL; `:params` are read from current scope by name. Works per-row inside a section.
- `{{asset:filename}}` — cache-busted URL for a `public/` file.
- `{{csrf:input}}` — hidden `<input>` with a CSRF token (for forms). `{{csrf:token}}` — bare token value (for query strings). Both set an httponly/secure/samesite cookie; state-changing requests are verified against it.

## Databases

Each engine is a module: `#include <engine.h>` then register with `<engine>_database(...)`. Engines: `sqlite`, `postgres`, `mysql`, `redis`, `duckdb`. They share config; only `.connect` differs.

```c
#include <sqlite.h>
sqlite_database(
  .name = "todos_db",                          // referenced by query steps
  .connect = "file:{{user_id}}_todo.db?mode=rwc", // engine-specific; {{interpolation}} = multi-tenant
  .migrations = {"create_todos_table", "create_comments_table"}, // context keys holding SQL
  .seeds = {"seed_todos"}                       // context keys holding SQL
);
```
Migrations/seeds are forward-only, index-based (run once each in array order, append new ones to the end), tracked in `nerak_meta`. Connections are pooled with LRU eviction.

Other engines: `postgres_database(.connect="postgres://...")`, `mysql_database(.connect="mysql://...")`, `redis_database(.connect="redis://...")`, `duckdb_database(.connect="duckdb:analytics.db")`. Each has a matching `<engine>_query(...)`.

## Resources

Resource-based, not route-based. `resource("name", "/url/pattern", ...fields)`. The name is used by `{{url:name}}`, `redirect()`, `reroute()`; `:params` in patterns are filled from current scope by matching key names. Exact paths beat parameterized ones automatically (definition order irrelevant). Clients pick a verb by HTTP method or by passing `http_method` as a query/form param (lets forms reach PUT/PATCH/DELETE and gives SSE a path: `/todos?http_method=sse`).

Fields:
- `.all = {steps}` — run before every verb pipeline on the resource.
- `.mime = m_html | m_txt | m_sse | m_json | m_js` — default response content type (default `m_html`).
- `.get` `.post` `.put` `.patch` `.delete` — verb pipelines (ordered step arrays).
- `.sse = {"channel:{{interp}}", ...steps}` — persistent SSE channel; first value is channel name, remaining steps run on connect.
- `.errors` / `.repairs` — resource-scoped handlers (see Error/Repair).

```c
resource("todo", "/todos/:id",
  .all = {input({"id", m_positive, "must be a number"})},
  .get = {
    sqlite_query({"todos_db", "get_todo", "todo", .must_exist = true}),
    mustache("todo", "todo_s"),
    respond("todo_s")
  },
  .patch  = { input({"title", m_not_empty, "required"}), sqlite_query({"todos_db", "update_todo"}), redirect("todo") },
  .delete = { sqlite_query({"todos_db", "delete_todo"}), redirect("todos") },
  .errors = {{m_not_found, {mustache("404","not_found_s"), respond("not_found_s")}}}
);
```

## Pipeline Steps

Every step accepts `.if_context` / `.unless_context` (conditionals) and `.map` / `.item` (iteration). Step argument convention: leading positional values are noted *(by order)*; the rest are named (`.field = ...`).

### input — validate request params
On success promotes `input:name` → app scope. On failure writes `error:name` and raises `m_bad_request` (400) to the nearest error/repair pipeline. All validations run before the error fires, so all field errors are available together.
By order: `{param_key, matches, message}`. Named: `.optional` (skip if absent), `.fallback` (default when absent). `matches` is a regex string or a built-in macro. Define custom macros: `#define m_zipcode "^\\d{5}$"`.
```c
input(
  {"email",  m_email,           "must be a valid email"},
  {"title",  m_not_empty,       "cannot be empty"},
  {"page",   m_integer,         "must be a number", .fallback = "1"},
  {"filter", "^(active|done)$", "must be 'active' or 'done'", .optional = true}
)
```
Built-in validators: `m_not_empty m_alpha m_alphanumeric m_slug m_no_html` · `m_integer m_positive m_float m_percentage` · `m_email m_uuid m_username` · `m_date m_time m_datetime` · `m_url m_ipv4 m_hex_color` · `m_zipcode_us m_phone_e164 m_cron` · `m_token m_base64` · `m_boolean m_yes_no m_on_off`.
For non-regex checks (uniqueness, cross-field), pair with a query + `run()` calling `error_set()`.

### query — `<engine>_query(...)`
`sqlite_query`, `postgres_query`, `mysql_query`, `redis_query`, `duckdb_query`. Multiple items in one call run CONCURRENTLY. Prepared statements: interpolated `{{values}}` are bound, not spliced (SQL-injection-safe). Transactions: put `BEGIN`/`COMMIT`/`ROLLBACK` in SQL. Results are always tables (even single rows).
By order per item: `{db_name, sql_key, set_key}`. `set_key` optional (omit for inserts without `RETURNING`). Named: `.must_exist = true` (404 if zero rows), `.if_context`/`.unless_context` (per item).
```c
sqlite_query(
  {"todos_db", "get_todos", "todos_data"},
  {"todos_db", "get_todo",  "todo", .must_exist = true},
  {"todos_db", "get_urgent","urgent", .if_context = "show_urgent"}
)
sqlite_query({"todos_db", "create_todo"}) // no result captured
```
SQL file uses bound params: `select id, title from todos where id = {{id}};` and `insert into todos(title) values({{title}});`.

### join — nest one table's records into another (in-memory)
By order: `join(parent_key, parent_field, child_key, child_field)`. Optional `.join_field_key` (new field name on parent records; defaults to `child_key`). After it, each parent record gains a field holding its matched child records.
```c
// before: { blog:[{id,...}], comments:[{id,blog_id,...}] }
join("blog", "id", "comments", "blog_id")
// after:  { blog:[{id,..., comments:[{...}]}] }  -> template: {{#blog}}...{{#comments}}{{body}}{{/comments}}{{/blog}}
```

### fetch — outbound HTTP; JSON parses into tables/records
Multiple items run CONCURRENTLY. By order per item: `{url, set_key, method, json_key, headers}`. Named: `.method` (`m_get` default, `m_post m_put m_patch m_delete m_sse_method`), `.headers` (array of `{name,value}`), `.json` (context key serialized as JSON body), `.text` (context key as plain-text body), `.if_context`/`.unless_context`.
```c
fetch(
  {"https://api.weather.dev/now?city={{city}}", "weather"},
  {"https://api.news.dev/headlines?topic={{topic}}", "news"}
)
fetch({"https://api.payments.dev/charge", "receipt", m_post, "order",
  {{"Authorization","Bearer {{api_key}}"}, {"Idempotency-Key","{{order_id}}"}}})
```

### run / run_worker — run C logic
`run(^(){ ... })` (inline block) or `run(.call = fn)` (named C function) for short, non-blocking logic between steps (enrich/aggregate/transform results, set flags for conditionals, call `error_set()`). `run_worker(...)` takes the same forms but offloads blocking/CPU-bound work (external libs, heavy compute, blocking I/O) to the shared thread pool, freeing the reactor; the pipeline resumes after it returns. Inside blocks/`.call` use the Imperative API.
```c
run(^(){
  auto t  = get("challengers");
  auto p0 = table_get(t, 0);
  auto p1 = table_get(t, 1);
  record_set(p0, "opponent_id", record_get(p1, "id"));
  record_set(p1, "opponent_id", record_get(p0, "id"));
})
run(.call = assign_opponents)
```

### emit — fire an internal pub/sub event
`emit("event_name")`. Subscribers in other modules react; no direct dependency. See Events.

### run_task — run a task inline
`run_task("task_name")`. Runs a named task inline as a step in the calling pipeline; control returns to the next step when it finishes. For reusable pipelines composed into workflows. Task must be defined with `task(...)`.

### dispatch_task — enqueue a durable background job
`dispatch_task("task_name")`. Enqueues a named task as a durable background job and returns immediately; task reactors pick it up. Checkpointed after each step, so a crash mid-task resumes where it stopped. Requires `#include <dispatch.h>`. Task must be defined with `task(...)`.

### sse — push a Server-Sent Event
With `.channel` (by order, first value, supports interpolation) broadcasts to all clients on the channel; without it, returns to the requester. Named: `.event` (event line), `.data` (array of strings, one per data line), `.comment` (comment/keep-alive line).
```c
sse("todos:{{user_id}}", .event = "todo_updated", .data = {"id: {{todo_id}}", "title: {{title}}"})
```

### render — mustache / mdm / json
`mustache(template_key, set_key)`, `mdm(...)`, `json(...)`. By order: template context key, then set_key for output. (See Templates.)

### respond — send the response
By order: `respond(context_key)`. Named: `.status` (default `m_ok`; values `m_ok` 200, `m_created` 201, `m_redirect` 302, `m_bad_request` 400, `m_not_authorized` 401, `m_not_found` 404, `m_error` 500), `.mime` (override; same values as resource `.mime`).
```c
mustache("404","not_found_s"), respond("not_found_s", .status = m_not_found)
```

### headers / cookies — set response headers/cookies
Array of `{name, value}`; values support interpolation.
```c
headers({{"X-Request-Id","{{request_id}}"}, {"Cache-Control","no-store"}}),
cookies({{"session","{{session_id}}"}, {"theme","{{theme}}"}})
```

### redirect / reroute
`redirect("name")` returns a 302 (browser navigates). `reroute("name")` re-enters the router server-side, running another resource's pipeline within the same request. Both take only the resource name; `:params` read from context by matching key names.

### nest — group steps as one composite step
`nest({step, step, ...}, .if_context = "flag")` — apply one condition to several steps without repeating it.

## Imperative API (inside run/run_worker/.call)

Context: `get(name)` → stored value (string for scalars, table for results) or `nullptr`; `set(name, value)`; `has(name)` → bool; `format(fmt)` → string with `{{interpolation}}` resolved against context.
Memory: `allocate(bytes)` → arena buffer (auto-reclaimed on request end); `defer_free(ptr)` → schedule `free()` for a foreign/library pointer. Do not use `malloc`/`free`.
Errors: `error_set(name, (error){code, "msg"})` (triggers nearest error/repair pipeline); `error_get(name)`; `error_has(name)`.
Tables (ordered record collections): `table_new()`, `table_count(t)`, `table_get(t, i)` (or `nullptr`), `table_add(t, r)`, `table_remove(t, r)`, `table_remove_at(t, i)`.
Records (name→string bags): `record_new()`, `record_get(r, name)` (or `nullptr`), `record_set(r, name, value)`, `record_remove(r, name)`.
```c
run(^(){
  auto todos = get("todos");
  for (int i = 0; i < table_count(todos); i++) {
    auto t = table_get(todos, i);
    auto title = record_get(t, "title");
    if (title && strlen(title) > 40) record_set(t, "is_long", "1");
  }
})
```

## Conditionals

`.if_context = "key"` runs the step only when the value is present; `.unless_context = "key"` only when absent. Works on any context value (validated inputs, query results, framework flags like `is_htmx`, or flags set in `run()`). For multi-state branching, set flags in `run()` and key downstream steps off them.
```c
mustache("fragment","frag_s", .if_context = "is_htmx"),
respond("frag_s", .if_context = "is_htmx"),
mustache("full_page","page_s", .unless_context = "is_htmx"),
respond("page_s", .unless_context = "is_htmx")
```

## Iteration

`.map = "table"` runs a step once per row, ALL ROWS CONCURRENTLY; the row's fields land in scope as bare `{{interpolations}}`. `.item = "key"` (pairs with `.map`) exposes the current row as a single-row table under `key` (useful for `mustache`). With a `set_key`, results collect into a table aligned with the input (one entry per row).
```c
fetch({"https://api.users.dev/{{id}}", "profiles", .map = "users"})        // per-row fan-out
mustache("todo","todo_s", .map = "todos", .item = "todo_d")               // render per row, collect into todo_s
```

## Error and Repair Pipelines

On failure, Nerak finds a handler by error code: resource `.errors`/`.repairs` first, then the module's `error()`/`repair()`; first match wins (resource overrides module for the same code). **Errors** are terminal (send a response, end request). **Repairs** are resumable (fix context, then resume at the step AFTER the failure). Repairs resolve first; unmatched repairs fall through to errors; unhandled errors fall through to Nerak's internal handler. The `error:` scope is shared by `input()` failures and `error_set()`; raw values stay in `input:name`.
Built-in codes: `m_bad_request` 400, `m_not_authorized` 401, `m_not_found` 404, `m_error` 500. Any integer works; define your own: `#define err_quota_exceeded 723`.
```c
// resource-scoped
.errors  = {{m_not_found, {mustache("404","nf_s"), respond("nf_s")}},
            {m_bad_request, {mustache("form","f_s"), respond("f_s")}}},
.repairs = {{m_not_authorized, {run(.call = refresh_session_token)}}}
// module-scoped (inside config(name){})
error(m_error, {mustache("5xx","e_s"), respond("e_s")});
repair(m_not_authorized, {run(.call = refresh_session_token)});
```

## Event Pipelines (pub/sub)

`#include <pubsub.h>`. Decoupled cross-module messaging. Durable: a `nerak_events` DB tracks delivery; undelivered events replay after a crash.
- `publish("event", .with = {"key1","key2"})` — declare outbound contract (`.with` = context keys carried to subscribers).
- `subscribe("event", { steps }, .errors=..., .repairs=...)` — subscriber pipeline (own handlers, then its module's).
- `emit("event")` — step that fires it (carries the published keys).
Add a subscriber = add a new module with `subscribe(...)`; the publisher does not change.

## Task Pipelines

A task is a named, reusable pipeline defined at module or root scope with `task("name", { pipeline }, ...)`. Registration and invocation are separate — three ways to invoke:
- `run_task("name")` — run it INLINE as a step in the calling pipeline; control returns to the next step when it finishes. For reusable pipelines composed into workflows.
- `dispatch_task("name")` — run it as a durable background job, returning immediately; task reactors pick it up. Requires `#include <dispatch.h>`, which provides the persistent task tables and checkpoints context after each step, so a crash mid-task resumes where it stopped.
- `.cron = "0 8 * * *"` — run it in the background on a schedule, no caller.

`task(...)` fields: `.accepts = {"keys"}` (pull caller context keys into the task), `.cron` (schedule), `.errors` / `.repairs` (own handlers, then its module's). Any pipeline or task can call `run()`, `run_worker()`, `run_task()`, and `dispatch_task()` (the last requires `dispatch.h`).
```c
// reusable, run inline via run_task("recount_todos"):
task("recount_todos", { sqlite_query({"todos_db","recount"}) }, .accepts = {"user_id"});
// durable background job via dispatch_task("notify_new_todo")  (needs #include <dispatch.h>):
task("notify_new_todo", { fetch({"https://api.push.dev/notify", .method = m_post, .json = "{\"text\":\"New todo: {{title}}\"}"}) }, .accepts = {"title"});
// recurring on a schedule, no caller:
task("daily_digest", { sqlite_query({"todos_db","digest"}), emit("digest_ready") }, .cron = "0 8 * * *");
```

## Modules and Composition

`config(name)` declares a module in `name/name.c`; it owns its resources, databases, migrations, tasks, event contracts, middleware, and folder assets. Compose by `#include "name/name.c"` from `main.c`.
- `middleware(steps)` (inside `config`) — shared steps run on every request to a resource in that module (session loading, tenant resolution).
- `error(...)` / `repair(...)` — module-scoped handlers.
- Execution order per request: resource `.all` → module `middleware()` → verb pipeline.
```c
// main.c
#include <nerak.h>
#include "blogs/blogs.c"
config(main){ middleware(session()); }
// blogs/blogs.c
#include <nerak.h>
#include <sqlite.h>
config(blogs){
  sqlite_database(.name="blog_db", .connect="file:blogs.db?mode=rwc", .migrations={"create_blogs_table"});
  resource("blog", "/blogs/:id", .get = { /* ... */ });
}
```

## Bundled Modules

### htmx — `#include <htmx.h>`
Serves the runtime as the `{{> htmx }}` partial; sets `is_htmx` on requests with the `HX-Request` header. Return a fragment to htmx and full page to direct visits via `.if_context`/`.unless_context`. Use `hx-boost='true'` to upgrade links/forms. Put `{{> htmx }}` once in `<head>`.

### datastar — `#include <datastar.h>`
Serves `{{> datastar }}` partial; `datastar_sse()` pushes reactive patches over an SSE channel (page opens a resource `.sse` channel; pipelines push patches). First value (by order) = channel (interpolation ok). Named:
- `.target` — CSS selector to patch (interpolation ok).
- `.mode` — `mode_outer mode_inner mode_replace mode_prepend mode_append mode_before mode_after mode_remove`.
- `.elements` — context key with the rendered HTML fragment (not needed for `mode_remove`).
- `.signals` — context key with signal state to merge into the client store.
- `.js` — JavaScript to run on the client.
```c
resource("todos", "/todos",
  .sse  = {"todos:{{user_id}}"},                  // each browser listens here
  .post = {
    input({"title", m_not_empty}),
    sqlite_query({"todos_db","insert_todo","todo", .must_exist = true}), // RETURNING row
    mustache("todo_row","todo_row_s"),
    datastar_sse("todos:{{user_id}}", .target = "#todo-list", .mode = mode_append, .elements = "todo_row_s")
  }
);
datastar_sse("todos:{{user_id}}", .target = "#todo-{{id}}", .mode = mode_remove)
```

### tailwind — `#include <tailwind.h>`
Compiles the Tailwind classes used in templates and serves the stylesheet as `{{> tailwind }}` (put once in `<head>`). Use classes directly; no build/config.

### daisyui — `#include <daisyui.h>`
Compiles the DaisyUI classes used in templates and serves the stylesheet as `{{> daisyui }}` (put once in `<head>`). Use classes directly; no build/config.

### session_auth — `#include <session_auth.h>`
Cookie-based auth as steps. `session()` loads the current `user` record into context (run as `middleware()` in modules whose pipelines need it). `logged_in()` guards a resource (in `.all`), redirecting anonymous visitors to login. `login()` / `logout()` / `signup()` are verb-pipeline actions. The login page asset is named `login`. Templates read `{{#user}}{{short_name}}{{/user}}`.
```c
config(todos){
  middleware(logged_in(), session());
  resource("todos", "/todos", .get = { mustache("todos","todos_s"), respond("todos_s") });
}
resource("login",  "/login",  .get = {mustache("login","l_s"), respond("l_s")}, .post = {login()});
resource("logout", "/logout", .post = {logout()});
```

### Database engines
`sqlite postgres mysql redis duckdb`. Each: `#include <engine.h>`, `<engine>_database(...)`, `<engine>_query({...})`. Shared config; only `.connect` is engine-specific.

## Static Files & External Dependencies

- `public/` files are served directly; reference with `{{asset:filename}}` (content-checksummed, cache-busted, immutable cache headers). Distinct from SQL/HTML assets (which are embedded and read by context key).
- Third-party C source: drop into `vendor/`; Nerak compiles and links it. Call from `run()`/`run_worker()`. Register library-owned pointers with `defer_free()`. For non-source deps (system packages/build tooling), provide a custom `Dockerfile`.

## Safety Guarantees (handled by the framework — do not reimplement)

- Memory: per-request arena allocators; no `malloc`/`free` in app code (use `allocate()`/`defer_free()`). All framework structures bounds-checked; OOB reads / missing keys return `nullptr` rather than faulting. Pipeline memory cap (default 5MB) aborts with 500.
- SQL injection: `{{interpolation}}` in query SQL is bound as prepared-statement parameters.
- XSS: `mustache()`/`mdm()` auto-escape; raw HTML requires explicit `{{{field}}}`/`{{&field}}`.
- CSRF: state-changing requests verified against a per-session token; emit via `{{csrf:input}}` / `{{csrf:token}}`.

## Project Layout & Run

```
.
├── main.c          # config(main){ ... } composes modules
├── home.html       # → main module (often the shared layout)
├── public/         # static files served directly
│   └── favicon.png
└── todos/          # a module (folder + matching .c)
    ├── todos.c     # config(todos){ ... }
    ├── todos.html
    ├── create_todos_table.sql
    └── get_todos.sql
```
Everything runs in Docker (dev server :3000, telemetry :4000) with file watching, auto-compilation, hot code reloading, and HMR:
```bash
mkdir myapp && cd myapp
wget https://docker.nightshadecoder.dev/nerak/compose.yml
docker compose up
```

## End-to-End Example (CRUD with validation, error repair, modules, events)

```c
// todos/create_todos_table.sql:  CREATE TABLE todos(id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, title TEXT NOT NULL);
// todos/get_todos.sql:           select id, title from todos;
// todos/create_todo.sql:         insert into todos(title) values({{title}});
// todos/get_todo.sql:            select id, title from todos where id = {{id}};

// todos/todos.html:
//   {{< home}}{{$body}}
//     <h1>My Todos</h1>
//     <form method='post' action='{{url:todos}}'>{{csrf:input}}
//       <input name='title' value='{{input:title}}'>{{#error:title}}<span>{{error_message:title}}</span>{{/error:title}}
//       <button>Add</button>
//     </form>
//     <ul>{{#todos_data}}<li><a href='{{url:todo}}'>{{title}}</a></li>{{/todos_data}}</ul>
//   {{/body}}{{/home}}

// todos.c
#include <nerak.h>
#include <sqlite.h>
#include <pubsub.h>

config(todos){
  sqlite_database(.name="todos_db", .connect="file:todos.db?mode=rwc",
                  .migrations={"create_todos_table"});
  publish("todo_created", .with = {"title"});

  resource("todos", "/todos",
    .get = {
      sqlite_query({"todos_db", "get_todos", "todos_data"}),
      mustache("todos", "todos_s"),
      respond("todos_s")
    },
    .post = {
      input({"title", m_not_empty, "title is required"}),
      sqlite_query({"todos_db", "create_todo"}),
      emit("todo_created"),
      redirect("todos")               // POST-redirect-GET
    },
    .errors = {{m_bad_request, {reroute("todos")}}} // re-render the GET; form repopulates from input:/error:
  );

  resource("todo", "/todos/:id",
    .all = {input({"id", m_integer})},
    .get = {
      sqlite_query({"todos_db", "get_todo", "todo_data", .must_exist = true}),
      mustache("todo", "todo_s"),
      respond("todo_s")
    }
  );
}

// main.c
#include <nerak.h>
#include "todos/todos.c"
config(main){
  resource("home","/",
    .get = {
      mustache("home","home_s"),
      respond("home_s")
    }
  );
}
```
