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@asterflow/request

v2.2.0

Published

Wraps the native request object of Bun, Node, Express, or Fastify into one typed AsterRequest, so the rest of AsterFlow reads requests the same way regardless of runtime.

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Wraps the native request object of Bun, Node, Express, or Fastify into one typed AsterRequest, so the rest of AsterFlow reads requests the same way regardless of runtime.

📦 Installation

bun install @asterflow/request

✨ Features

  • AsterRequest - a single class with getBody(), getHeaders(), getMethod(), getPathname(), and a parsed url (from @asterflow/url-parser), no matter which runtime produced it.
  • Runtime factories - createBunRequest, createNodeRequest, createExpressRequest, and createFastifyRequest each adapt their native request object into an AsterRequest.
  • Body parsing per runtime - Bun and Node read and parse the raw body (JSON or x-www-form-urlencoded); Express and Fastify reuse the body their own middleware already parsed.
  • .extend(extension) - attaches extra typed properties to a request instance (used by plugins like multipart to add parsed file data) and returns the widened type.
  • Typed by Runtime - AsterRequest<Drive> is generic over the Runtime enum from @asterflow/adapter, so raw is typed as the correct native request for that runtime.

❓ How to Use

Adapt a native request to AsterRequest and read from it the same way regardless of runtime:

import { createBunRequest } from '@asterflow/request'

Bun.serve({
  async fetch(req) {
    const request = createBunRequest(req)

    const body = await request.getBody()
    const { pathname } = request.url // parsed by @asterflow/url-parser
  }
})

Swap the factory and the rest of the code stays the same:

import { createExpressRequest } from '@asterflow/request'
// const request = createExpressRequest(req)

🔗 Related Packages

  • @asterflow/adapter - supplies the Runtime enum this package's types key off of, and calls this package's create*Request factories to build requests for each runtime
  • asterflow - core framework, uses Request as the request type passed into handlers
  • @asterflow/router - imports Request/AsterRequest as the request type for route and middleware handlers
  • @asterflow/multipart - extends AsterRequest via .extend() to attach parsed multipart form data

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.