Example:

import { App, renderTemplate } from '@eternalconcert/tmpltr';

const app = new App();
// or
const app = new App('localhost', 80);
// port defaults to 3000, host to localhost

// also possible:
app.host = '127.0.0.1';
app.port = 8080;

// route registration:
app.route('/', (_req, _resp) => renderTemplate('templates/index.html', {name: 'Bernd Benutzer'}));

app.route('/test/', () => renderTemplate('templates/test.html'));

// the function app.route takes the (relative) url and a callback function, which should return the response content.

// start the server
app.serve();

Utilities

renderTemplate(templateName, context, request, response);

The context might be undefined if not used, otherwise it must be an object in this form: { key: value } The key can be used in the template and will be replaced by the value.

A template might lool like this: <h1>Index!</h1> Hallo! Das hier ist der Body! Im Context steht folgender Name: {{ contextVariable key }}

As you can see, the contextVariable is used here.