boxlang-interceptors

Interceptors in BoxLang provide an aspect-oriented programming style to inject cross-cutting concerns like logging and validation without coupling to business logic. You define interceptor classes and register them to handle application-wide events.

To set up an event-driven interceptor system in BoxLang, define an interceptor class and register it in your application. This enables you to handle application-wide events, define pre/post operation hooks, and configure module-based interception.

Yes, BoxLang interceptors support priority-based execution. You can apply module-scoped or application-wide interceptor configurations with priority control to manage the execution order across components.

The best way to execute pre and post operation hooks in BoxLang is by using the configurable interceptor and event system. This allows you to define validation guards and async processing points across your components.

Yes, BoxLang provides structured interceptor definitions and module-based configuration that apply to both standalone and module contexts. This allows you to apply module-scoped or application-wide interceptor configurations as needed.