@g1suite/api-framework

Minimal Node HTTP router with method-aware dispatch, dynamic params, and a directory loader.

Router Basics

• Create a router and register routes:

import { createRouter } from '@g1suite/api-framework';
const router = createRouter();
router.get('/hello', (req, res, ctx) => ctx?.json({ ok: true }));

• Dynamic params with :param:

router.get('/users/:id', (req, res, ctx) => {
  ctx?.json({ id: ctx?.params.id });
});

• Middleware:

router.use((req, res, next) => { /* auth, logging, etc */ next(); });

RequestContext

Handlers receive a ctx with:

• url, method
• params from dynamic segments
• query as an object (multi-values grouped)
• json(data, status?) and text(body, status?)

Loader

Auto-register route modules from a directory:

import { loadRoutesFromDir } from '@g1suite/api-framework';
await loadRoutesFromDir(router, 'src/routes');

• File src/routes/hello.ts -> GET /hello
• Nested src/routes/users/list.js -> GET /users/list
• Bracket params src/routes/users/[id].ts -> /users/:id
• Named method exports (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS) are registered per method; otherwise a default export is treated as GET.

Method Fallback

• Static routes: GET fallback when only GET is registered.
• Dynamic routes: GET fallback is allowed when the exact method is not found.

Server Example

import http from 'node:http';
import { createRouter, loadRoutesFromDir } from '@g1suite/api-framework';
const router = createRouter();
await loadRoutesFromDir(router, 'src/routes');
http.createServer(router.listener()).listen(3000);