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express-prettier

v1.0.3

Published

a simple and lightweight beautifier plugin for Express.

Downloads

10

Readme

express-prettier

A simple and lightweight beautifier plugin for Express.

NPM

express-prettier has support of beautifying payloads via query parameter to make responses more readable for developers/humans. The plugin itself uses prettier under the hood and is capable of parsing/formatting anything that prettier can.

express-prettier registers itself as an express middleware to beautify the response payload before it gets sent.

Note: streams and buffers are excluded in beautification process.

Options

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | alwaysOn | boolean | false | To make all the payloads beautified in anyway | | fallbackOnError | boolean | true | If something bad happens, send the original payload. If its false, an error will be thrown | | overrideContentLength | boolean | true | Re-calculate content-length header for the beautified response | | query | object | { name: 'pretty', value: 'true' } | The query parameter that triggers the plugin to beautify the outgoing payload | | prettierOpts | object | { tabWidth: 2, parser: 'json-stringify' } | Please take a look prettier official documentation for more information |

Examples

// get required modules
const app = require('express')()
const expressPrettier = require('express-prettier')

// register express-prettier plugin
app.use(
  expressPrettier(
    { fallbackOnError: false }
  )
)

// test express server route
app.get('/', (req, res) => {
  // create an object
  const obj = {
    blackLivesMatter: true,
    favSinger: 'Ahmet Kaya'
  }

  // set return type
  res.setHeader('content-type', 'application/json')

  // return the object
  res.send(obj)
})

// initialize the express server
app.listen(3000, () => {
  console.log('Express server is running on port: 3000')
})

// -------------------------------

// http://localhost:3000 -> will print out below result
/*
{"blackLivesMatter":true,"favSinger":"Ahmet Kaya"}
*/

// http://localhost:3000?pretty=true -> will print out below result
/*
{
  "blackLivesMatter": true,
  "favSinger": "Ahmet Kaya"
}
*/

You are allowed to change the query parameter option.

// register express-prettier plugin
app.use(
  expressPrettier(
    {
      query: {
        name: 'beautify',
        value: 'yes'
      }
    }
  )
)

// -------------------------------

// http://localhost:3000 -> will print out below result
/*
{"blackLivesMatter":true,"favSinger":"Ahmet Kaya"}
*/

// http://localhost:3000?beautify=yes -> will print out below result
/*
{
  "blackLivesMatter": true,
  "favSinger": "Ahmet Kaya"
}
*/

You can enable beautification for all outgoing payloads regardless the query parameter.

// register express-prettier plugin
app.use(
  expressPrettier(
    { alwaysOn: true }
  )
)

// -------------------------------

// http://localhost:3000 -> will print out below result
/*
{
  "blackLivesMatter": true,
  "favSinger": "Ahmet Kaya"
}
*/

Installation

npm install express-prettier

Contribution

Contributions and pull requests are kindly welcomed!

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.