1.0.0A standalone HTTP router that's based on the principle of middleware. Based on rill (see the npm package bearing the name), but stripped down and simplified.
(Boolean
= false)
Whether to be verbose and log a bunch of things to the console. Useful for debugging.
Whether to activate versbose mode. Useful for debugging the router.
Shortcut function for attaching an action to any request method. Full function: on
(Function)
The function to execute when this route is matches.gets passed 2 parameters: context (or type RequestContext) and next (a function). context contains the request / response objects, and next() should be called if the action is middleware.
Shortcut function for attaching an action to head requests. Full function: on
Shortcut function for attaching an action to get requests. Full function: on
Shortcut function for attaching an action to post requests. Full function: on
Shortcut function for attaching an action to put requests. Full function: on
Shortcut function for attaching an action to delete requests. Full function: on
Shortcut function for attaching an action to options requests. Full function: on
Execute the specified action for requests matching the given parameters. TODO: Consider merging with on_all and refactoring to take an object literal which we can destructure instead
(array)
The HTTP methods to run the action for. Include '*' to specify all methods.
((string | regex))
The specification of the paths that this action should match against. May be a regular expression.
(Function)
The action to execute. Will be passed the parameters
context
(RouterContext) and
next
(Function).
Runs the specified action for requests if the provided testing function returns true.
Handles the specified request.
(http.ClientRequest)
The request to handle.
(http.ServerResponse)
The response object to use to send the response.
[type]:
[description]
Iterates over all the generated middleware.
Generator:
A generator that returns each successive piece of middleware in turn.
Contains context information about a single request / response pair.
(any)
(any)
The Node.JS request object
Type: http.ClientRequest
The Node.JS response object
Type: http.ServerResponse
Helper methods for quickly sending responses to clients.
(http.ServerResponse)
The response object to use when sending requests.
Sends a HTML response, rendering a NightInk template. Don't forget to await this!
(number)
The status code to return.
(string)
The path to the filename containing the template to render.
(Object)
The data to use whilst rendering the template.
Promise:
Sends a plain text response.
Sends a redirect.
Holds request environment and state variables.
(any)
The user's name. Guaranteed to be specified - if only as "anonymous".
Type: String
Converts a path specification into a regular expression. Originally from the server-side sibling of this (client-side) router.
(string)
The path specification to convert.
(Boolean
= false)
Optional. Whether to be verbose and log some stuff to the console. Default: false
RegExp:
The resulting regular expression
Client-side request router. You should use this in a browser. If you're not in a browser, you probably want ServerRouter instead.
Extends EventEmitter
(object)
The options object to use when creating the router.
(Boolean)
: Whether to be verbose and log debugging information to the console.
(Boolean)
: Whether to listen to the browser's
pushstate
event and automatically navigate on recieving it.
Whether we should handle popstate events or not. @type {Boolean}
Adds a route to the router.
(Function)
The callback to execute when the route is matched.
router.add_page("/add/vegetable/:name/:weight", (params) => console.log(`We added a ${params.name} with a weight of ${params.weight}g.`));
Navigate to the current URL's hash value - i.e. the bit after the '#' symbol in the URL.
router.navigate_current_hash();