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diso.router

v6.0.3

Published

Simple router that augments request object with params, using RoutePattern for named param matching.

Readme

diso.router

Description

Simple router for client and server, using RoutePattern for named param matching. On server, works with plain node HTTP and as Connect middleware.

Latest Version

6.0.3

Installation

npm install --save diso.router

or in package.json

{
  ...
  "dependencies": {
    "diso.router": "~6.0.2"
  }
}

Usage

Instantiate the router

var Router = require('diso.router');

// define some routes
var routes = {
  Show       : 'GET /show/:title',
  CreateShow : 'POST /show',
  OMG        : '/omg/:zomg',
  Derp       : {
    pattern : '/derp/:wow',
    method  : 'GET'
  }
};

// Note HTTP verb is optional, and routes can be 
// specified using a string or an object

// create router and add routes
var router = new Router();
router.addRoutes(routes);

// shorter way of doing the same thing
var router = new Router(routes);

// add single routes with .addRoute(<name>, <route>)
router.addRoute('Home', '/');

// register optional 404 handler to deal with urls 
// that don't match any routes
router.notFound(function (req, res) { 
  res.end("404!");
});

Use it with basic HTTP

HTTP.createServer(function (req, res, next) {
  router.handle(req, res);
  // assuming request was /show/derp
  // req.route is now
  // {
  //   name   : 'Show',
  //   params : {
  //     title : 'derp'
  //   }
  // }
});

or as Connect middleware

Connect().use(router).use(function (req, res, next) {
  // req.route same as above
});

or match can be used directly on client or server

var route = router.match({
  path : '/derp/4ever'
}); 
// route = {
//   name   : 'Derp',
//   params : {
//     wow: '4ever'
//   }
// }

var path = router.match({
  route : {
    name : 'Show',
    params : {
      title : 'barf'
      page  : 10
   }
}}).path();
// path = '/show/barf?page=10'

License

MIT

TODO

  • instead of iterating over array could use prefix trie like https://github.com/c9s/r3 but prolly not worth the time
  • include post data in route params?
  • rewrite without RoutePattern and ditch query param / hash naming, allow for optional params?
  • docco -o docs source/*.js