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loveboat-defaults

v1.0.0

Published

support hapi route configuration defaults

Downloads

4

Readme

loveboat-defaults

support hapi route configuration defaults

(a transform written for loveboat)

Build Status Coverage Status

Usage

In hapi route defaults can be specified for a connection, but not on a per-plugin basis. This loveboat transform allows you to define route defaults per plugin.

To use this transform,

  1. Make sure the loveboat hapi plugin is registered to your server.

  2. Tell loveboat that you'd like to use this transform by calling,

    server.routeTransforms([{
        transform: require('loveboat-defaults'),
        options: {
            defaults: {/* Specify route defaults */}
        }
    }]);

    and possibly listing any other transforms you'd like to use.*

  3. Register your routes using server.loveboat() rather than server.route().

* There are other ways to tell loveboat which transforms to use too! Just check-out the readme.

const Hapi = require('hapi');
const Loveboat = require('loveboat');

const server = new Hapi.Server();
server.connection();

// 1. Register loveboat
server.register(Loveboat, (err) => {

    // 2. Tell loveboat to use this transform,
    //    specifying your route defaults
    server.routeTransforms([{
        transform: require('loveboat-defaults'),
        options: {
            defaults: {
                config: {
                    cache: {
                        privacy: 'public'
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }]);

    // 3. Configure your routes!
    // This route will have public caching enabled
    server.loveboat({
        method: 'get',
        path: '/some/endpoint',
        handler: handler
    });

});

API

Options

The options for this transform should be an object of the format,

  • defaults - an object specifying route configuration defaults.
  • shallow - (optional) an array of strings specifying route config keys that should be shallow copied rather than merged deeply when applying defaults. See Hoek.applyToDefaultsWithShallow().