Hi Hunt Graham,
1. With output return, we don't need template for view
hello('GET', []) ->
> {output, "<html><head></head><body><div>Hello
> world!</div></body></html>"}.
It already returns template.
2. With defined function above, GET request to
localhost:8001/greeting/hello maps with that unique action "hello" of
controller "greeting". In tutorial, Evan just shows 3 returned options:
output, json, ok that CB provides. If you want to test with ok, you should
add new action:
salut('GET', []) ->
> {ok, [{greeting, "Hello, world!"}]}.
In this case you should create template view/greeting/salut.dtl (or
salut.html) with content
<h1>Hello!</h1>
> {{ greeting }}
Now you can open localhost:8001/greeting/salut
Regards,
Cuong Th.
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