Router module

Corvis has no router module that assigns a prefix to all the controllers of a module (and of its child modules) from a separately declared route tree. Each controller's route is defined in the controller itself.

Alternatives

Include the prefix in the controller. This is the most direct option and keeps the full route in sight:

#[controller("admin/users")]
pub struct AdminUsersController { /* ... */ }

#[controller("admin/reports")]
pub struct AdminReportsController { /* ... */ }

A constant avoids repeating the prefix:

pub const ADMIN: &str = "admin";

#[controller(path = [ADMIN])]
pub struct AdminController { /* ... */ }

Global prefix. For a prefix common to the whole application, app.set_global_prefix("api"), with app.set_global_prefix_with_exclude("api", &["health"]) if some routes must stay out. See Global prefix.

Versioning. If the prefix you want is an API version (/v1/...), use app.enable_versioning(VersioningOptions::uri()) and #[controller(path = "cats", version = "1")]. See Versioning.

Several routes for one controller. #[controller(path = ["cats", "gatos"])] registers the same routes under both prefixes.