type mismatch: got <port: int literal(8080), handler: proc (ctx: MofuwCtx): Future[system.void]{.locks: <unknown>.}>

[15174400]

type mismatch: got .}>

from mofuw.

[2vg]

sorry bug.
A temporary solution is to place let myapp = appHandler () in each method routing.
I am busy recently, so I can not start investigating routing macros.
Also, you can implement and incorporate routing macros yourself.

routes:
  post "/test":
    let myapp=appHandler()
    myapp.initProcTable()
    myapp.call(ctx)

[2vg]

I found the cause, so I will show a solution.
Since the server is built for each thread, accessing global variables is a problem.
Compiling is passed by using {.threadvar.}.

import mofuw
import strutils, tables

proc mytest*(x:string):string=
  result="hello " & x
  
type
  appHandler* =ref object of RootObj
    proctable* :Table[string,proc(x:string):string]
  
proc initProcTable* (this:appHandler):void {.inline.}=
  this.proctable["mytest"]=mytest
  
proc call* (this:appHandler,ctx:MofuwCtx):void {.inline.}=
  var webresult:string=this.proctable[ctx.body]("world")
  mofuwResp(HTTP200,"text/plain",webresult)

var myapp {.threadvar.}: appHandler

myapp = appHandler()
myapp.initProcTable()

routes:
  post "/test":
    myapp.call(ctx)

newServeCtx(
  port = 8080,
  handler = mofuwHandler
).serve()