Snooze

Maps REST resources to CLOS generic functions and HTTP verbs to method specializers, allowing routes to be traced, inspected with M-., or extended using standard Lisp tools, as highlighted in the rationale.

Uses standard Lisp function definitions for routes without requiring regex or a domain-specific language, keeping development within familiar Lisp workflows, as emphasized in the README's design philosophy.

Provides path generator functions via defgenpath that create URIs perfectly matching route definitions, useful for internal linking, as demonstrated in the tutorial with lispdoc-path.

Routes based on HTTP Accept and Content-Type headers via CLOS specializers, enabling clean handling of different media types, shown in examples with :text/* and :application/json.

Works with any Common Lisp web server through adapter functions like make-clack-app and make-hunchentoot-app, offering flexibility in server choice, as noted in the backend agnostic section.