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  -Rook's job is to help with routing to your functions; it also assists with passing information from the request path or query parameters
  +Rook's job is to help with routing the incoming request to your functions;
  +it also assists with passing information from the request path or query parameters
   into your function ... the implementation of the function is entirely yours.
   
  -You are free to name your functions as you like; in which case, specify the `:path-spec` meta data on your functions to inform
  +You are free to name your functions as you like; in which case, specify the +:path-spec+ meta data on your functions to inform
   Rook:
   
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positive.code: and paths to function names; these can be extended or overridden by meta-data on the functions in the namespace.
  
  The end result is that a proper web service resource can be created in very little code.
  
  == Resource Handler Functions
  
  
negative.code:   ...)
  ----
  
  The +:path-spec+ contains two values: the keyword for the verb (this may also be the value +:all+) and the path to match.
  
  == Middleware
  
  Ring is divided into two main pieces: a _middleware_ and a _handler_.
  
  The middleware analyzes the namespace and the incoming request; it will identify the matching resource handler function, storing
  the information about it under the +:rook+ request key.
  
  The _handler_ checks for that information; if present it invokes the identified resource handler function.
  
  