Core Structure
Inbound
Resolves locale, pathname, and related request context.
The resolution flow consists of two complementary parts:
Locale Resolution
Locale resolution determines the active locale based on one or more ordered locale source types.
These sources participate in the resolution process in the following order:
path | host | query | cookie | detected
For configuration details, see: localeSources
When using the host source, the left-most subdomain (e.g. en in en.example.com) is used as the locale candidate.
Normalization
Resolved locale candidates are normalized and aligned to supportedLocales.
An exact match is attempted first; if none is found, resolution falls back to the base language.
Path Resolution
Path resolution determines the effective pathname of the current request based on the configured path rules.
See: Path
Integration
In each runtime environment, Intor provides create-intor-handler to handle Inbound Routing.
For framework-specific integration details, see Frameworks