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@expressify/expresso

v1.0.0

Published

Expresso for express

Downloads

6

Readme

Expressify/Expresso

This library provides a quick setup for express .

Installation

Use the package manager npm to install Expresso.

npm install @expressify/expresso

Usage

main.js

const { expresso, setMiddleware, setVals, serveStaticFiles } = require('@Expresso/expresso');
const {middlewares} = require('your-path/setMiddlewares.js');
const {vals} = require('your-path/setVals.js');

// Create and configure the server
const app = expresso(port); // Pass an HTTP server instance as the second argument if needed
setMiddleware(app,middlewares);
setVals(app,vals);

// Serve static files (optional)
serveStaticFiles(app, 'public'); // 'public' is the folder containing static files

setMiddlewares.js

const express = require('express')
let expressJson = express.json()

//add more middlewares


const middlewares = [expressJson];
module.exports = {middlewares}

setVals.js

const setEngine = {
    'view engine':'ejs',
}
//set your values

const setVals = [setEngine]

module.export = {setVals}

Reference

expresso(port, http)

Creates an Express server instance. If http is provided, an HTTP server will be created.

  • port: The port number for the server.

  • http: Optional. An HTTP server instance.

    Returns an object with the server and app instances if http is provided, or just the app instance otherwise.

setMiddleware(app, middlewares)

Sets up middlewares for the Express app.

  • app: The Express app instance.

  • middlewares: An array of middleware functions.

serveStaticFiles(app, staticPath)

Serves static files from the specified directory.

  • app: The Express app instance.

  • staticPath: Path to the directory containing static files.

setVals(app, sets)

Sets various application settings.

  • app: The Express app instance.

  • sets: An array of objects with settings.

Logging

The library includes built-in logging with Winston and Morgan:

Winston:

Logs messages to both console and a file (logs/app.log).

Morgan:

Middleware for HTTP request logging.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

MIT

Acknowledgments

Express for the web framework.

Winston for logging.

Morgan for HTTP request logging.