Common extractors to check if a request accepts JSON, Html, etc. Example of use:

request match {
  case Accepts.Json() => Ok(toJson(value))
  case _ => Ok(views.html.show(value))
}

Generates a ‘202 ACCEPTED’ result.

Content-Type of binary data.

Generates a ‘502 BAD_GATEWAY’ result.

Generates a ‘400 BAD_REQUEST’ result.

Content-Type of application cache.

Content-Type of css.

Generates a ‘409 CONFLICT’ result.

Generates a ‘100 Continue’ result.

Generates a ‘201 CREATED’ result.

Content-Type of server sent events.

Generates a ‘413 REQUEST_ENTITY_TOO_LARGE’ result.

Generates a ‘417 EXPECTATION_FAILED’ result.

Content-Type of form-urlencoded. This content type does not define a charset parameter.

Generates a ‘424 FAILED_DEPENDENCY’ result.

Generates a ‘403 FORBIDDEN’ result.

Generates a ‘302 FOUND’ simple result.

Generates a ‘504 GATEWAY_TIMEOUT’ result.

Generates a ‘410 GONE’ result.

Content-Type of html.

Generates a ‘505 HTTP_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED’ result.

Generates a ‘418 IM_A_TEAPOT’ result.

Generates a ‘507 INSUFFICIENT_STORAGE’ result.

Generates a ‘500 INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR’ result.

Content-Type of javascript.

Content-Type of json. This content type does not define a charset parameter.

Generates a ‘423 LOCKED’ result.

Generates a ‘405 METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED’ result.

Generates a ‘301 MOVED_PERMANENTLY’ simple result.

Generates a ‘207 MULTI_STATUS’ result.

Generates a ‘511 NETWORK_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED’ result.

Generates a ‘204 NO_CONTENT’ result.

Generates a ‘203 NON_AUTHORITATIVE_INFORMATION’ result.

Generates a ‘406 NOT_ACCEPTABLE’ result.

Generates a ‘404 NOT_FOUND’ result.

Generates a ‘501 NOT_IMPLEMENTED’ result.

Generates a ‘304 NOT_MODIFIED’ result.

Generates a ‘200 OK’ result.

Generates a ‘206 PARTIAL_CONTENT’ result.

Generates a ‘402 PAYMENT_REQUIRED’ result.

Generates a ‘308 PERMANENT_REDIRECT’ simple result.

Generates a ‘412 PRECONDITION_FAILED’ result.

Generates a ‘428 PRECONDITION_REQUIRED’ result.

Generates a redirect simple result.

Generates a redirect simple result.

Generates a redirect simple result.

Generates a redirect simple result.

Generates a ‘431 REQUEST_HEADER_FIELDS_TOO_LARGE’ result.

Generates a ‘408 REQUEST_TIMEOUT’ result.

Generates a ‘205 RESET_CONTENT’ result.

Generates a ‘303 SEE_OTHER’ simple result.

Generates a ‘503 SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE’ result.

Generates a simple result.

Generates a ‘101 Switching Protocols’ result.

Content-Type of text.

Used to mark an action that is still not implemented, e.g.:

def action(query: String) = TODO

Generates a ‘307 TEMPORARY_REDIRECT’ simple result.

Generates a ‘429 TOO_MANY_REQUESTS’ result.

Generates a ‘401 UNAUTHORIZED’ result.

Generates a ‘422 UNPROCESSABLE_ENTITY’ result.

Generates a ‘415 UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE’ result.

Generates a ‘414 REQUEST_URI_TOO_LONG’ result.

Content-Type of xhtml.

Content-Type of xml.

The components needed to use the controller methods

The default execution context provided by Play. You should use this for non-blocking code only. You can do so by passing it explicitly, or by defining an implicit in your controller like so:

implicit lazy val executionContext = defaultExecutionContext

The default FileMimeTypes provided by Play. Used to map between file name extensions and mime types.

The MessagesApi provided by Play. This can be used to provide the MessagesApi needed by play.api.i18n.I18nSupport.

The default body parsers provided by Play. This can be used along with the Action helper to customize the body parser, for example:

def foo(query: String) = Action(parse.tolerantJson) { request =>
  Ok(request.body)
}

Retrieve the flash scope implicitly from the request.

For example:

def index(name:String) = Action { implicit request =>
  val message = request2flash("message")
  Ok("Got " + message)
}

Retrieves the session implicitly from the request.

For example:

def index(name:String) = Action { implicit request =>
  val username = request2session("username")
  Ok("Hello " + username)
}

The default Langs provided by Play. Can be used to determine the application's supported languages.

Convenient extractor allowing to apply two extractors. Example of use:

request match {
  case Accepts.Json() & Accepts.Html() => "This request accepts both JSON and HTML"
}