@markout-lang/express

Markout as Express middleware: your application's own routes first, then markout, then static files.

import express from 'express';
import { markout } from '@markout-lang/express';

const app = express();
app.get('/api/things', myHandler);        // yours, and it wins
app.use(markout({ docroot: './site' }));  // pages, compiled and rendered
app.use(express.static('./site'));        // everything else

That order is the point: markout is the presentation layer and does not want your routes. A page is an ordinary .html file, rendered server-side with the same scope-and-value model that then runs in the browser, so there is no flash and no second fetch.

dev: true adds live reload and readable expressions; leave it off in production.

Full documentation is in the repository.

MIT.