conflict
mach::conflict
Creates a Conflict response.
Description
Section titled “Description”Creates a 409 Conflict response, optionally containing the specified value.
Syntax
Section titled “Syntax”// (1)template <typename T>[[nodiscard]] mach::Reply<T> conflict(T value);
// (2)[[nodiscard]] mach::Reply<std::string> conflict(const char* value);
// (3)template <typename T = void>[[nodiscard]] mach::Reply<T> conflict();Return Value
Section titled “Return Value”Overload (1)
Section titled “Overload (1)”A Conflict reply containing the specified value.
Overload (2)
Section titled “Overload (2)”A Conflict reply containing the specified string.
Overload (3)
Section titled “Overload (3)”A Conflict reply with no value.
Template Parameters
Section titled “Template Parameters”Overload (1)
Section titled “Overload (1)”| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
T |
The type of the response body. |
Overload (3)
Section titled “Overload (3)”| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
T |
The reply value type used to match the endpoint’s return type. Defaults to void. |
Parameters
Section titled “Parameters”Overload (1)
Section titled “Overload (1)”| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
value |
The response body. |
Overload (2)
Section titled “Overload (2)”| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
value |
The response body. |
Remarks
Section titled “Remarks”Overload (2) converts the specified value to a std::string.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”Overload (1)
Section titled “Overload (1)”return mach::conflict(error);Overload (2)
Section titled “Overload (2)”return mach::conflict("User already exists.");Overload (3)
Section titled “Overload (3)”return mach::conflict();See Also
Section titled “See Also”| Name | Description |
|---|---|
Reply |
Represents the result of an HTTP endpoint. |
ControllerBase::conflict |
Creates a Conflict response from a controller. |