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@lure-hooks/express

v1.0.0

Published

Express middleware adapter for Lure — process webhook events into LLM prompts

Downloads

12

Readme

@lure-hooks/express

Provides an Express-compatible middleware function for processing webhook events with Lure.

Installation

npm install @lure-hooks/express

Usage

import express from "express";
import { createLureHandler } from "@lure-hooks/express";

const app = express();

const lure = await createLureHandler({
  basePath: "/webhooks",
  luresDir: "./lures",
  callback: async (prompt, config) => {
    // Send the prompt to your LLM of choice
  },
});
app.use(lure);

The middleware calls next() for any request that does not match a lure path, so it can be composed freely with other Express middleware and routes.

With config schema

import express from "express";
import { createLureHandler } from "@lure-hooks/express";
import * as v from "valibot";

const app = express();

const lure = await createLureHandler({
  basePath: "/webhooks",
  luresDir: "./lures",
  configSchema: v.object({
    channel: v.string(),
  }),
  callback: async (prompt, config) => {
    await notify(config.channel, prompt);
  },
});
app.use(lure);

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | basePath | string | — | URL path prefix for all lure endpoints | | luresDir | string | — | Path to the directory containing .lure files | | callback | (prompt: string, config: TConfig) => Promise<void> | — | Called with the rendered prompt on each verified webhook. TConfig is inferred from configSchema, or unknown if omitted | | configSchema | Standard Schema | — | Schema for validating the config frontmatter block. Informs the type of config in callback | | maxAttempts | number | 1 | Number of times to attempt callback before dropping the webhook | | allowUnverified | boolean | true | Whether to allow .lure files without a verify block | | watch | boolean | false | Watch luresDir for changes and reload lures automatically |